Central African Republic national reconciliation dialogue ends without concrete progress

Peace talks in the Central African Republic (CAR), where civil war has raged since 2013, have concluded without any concrete progress. [...] In late 2020, President Faustin-Archange Touadéra promised to hold a national reconciliation dialogue, following his controversial re-election. [...] There were tense moments during talks this week held at the National Assembly in Bangui, especially when a constitutional change allowing a head of state to stand for a third term was raised at initial discussions. The proposal was later withdrawn. During a closing ceremony, chair of the dialogue Richard Filkota announced 600 recommendations had been made.
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