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Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Council adopts new Action Plan for the EU mission in Congo

Brussels, September 15, 2009. The EU Council decided to extend the EUSEC mission in Congo. The mission's main objective will be reforming the security sector of the Congolese state and the promotion of human rights and democracy.Under the new Joint Action, the EUSEC RD Congo Mission is designed to assist the
Congolese authorities in setting up a defence apparatus capable of guaranteeing the
security of the Congolese people, while respecting democratic standards, human rights and
the rule of law, as well as the principles of good governance and transparency. In
particular, the mission is to contribute, in close coordination with international partners, to
creating conditions to facilitate the implementation of the guidelines adopted by the
Congolese authorities in the revised plan for reform of the Armed forces of DR Congo
(FARDC) approved by the DRC President at the end of May 2009.
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The Joint Action will cover a period of one year (from 1 October 2009 until 30 September
2010).The financial reference amount to cover expenditure relating to the mission will be
10,9 million euros.
The new Joint Action replaces Joint Action2007/406/CFSP.
The European Union has been conducting the EUSEC RD Congo mission since June 2005.
The mission, currently composed of some 60 personnel headed by General Jean-Paul
Michel, has been instrumental in the implementation of several key projects such as the
"chain of payments" project and the biometric census of the troops in the DRC's armed
forces. The EU has consistently supported security sector reform in the DRC, as one of the
elements of a more general EU commitment to supporting development and democracy in
the African Great Lakes Region.
More info on: www.consilium.europa.eu/eusec-rdcongo

Source  EU Council

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