MLC Signs Lusaka Ceasefire
Signs the Lusaka ceasefire process on behalf of the Movement for the Liberation of the Congo.
Role range: 1998-2003
Follow Jean-Pierre Bemba through 7 dated historical records for Democratic Republic of the Congo.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Signs the Lusaka ceasefire process on behalf of the Movement for the Liberation of the Congo.
Role range: 1998-2003
Joins Congolese parties in committing to an inclusive political dialogue under the peace process.
Role range: 1998-2003
Participates in the Inter-Congolese Dialogue intended to design a political settlement for the divided country.
Role range: 1998-2003
Joins Congolese parties in approving the Global and Inclusive Agreement that establishes a power-sharing transition.
Role range: 1998-2003
Becomes one of four vice-presidents in the transitional power-sharing government.
Role range: 2003-2006
Finishes second in the first presidential round and qualifies for the October runoff.
Role range: 2003-2006
Leaves the country after fighting between his guards and government forces ends his armed political challenge in Kinshasa.
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