As part of efforts to strengthen bilateral relations between the Republic of the Congo and the United States of America, Dr. Françoise Joly, Minister and Personal Representative of the President of the Republic for Strategic Affairs and International Negotiations, was received today in Washington by Ms. Corina Sanders, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, at the Department of State.
This meeting provided an opportunity for an in-depth discussion on several key issues of mutual interest, both economic and diplomatic. The exchanges were particularly constructive and reflected a shared commitment by both countries to deepen their strategic cooperation.
The matter of lifting the travel ban affecting certain Congolese nationals was raised with care and in a spirit of openness.
“The essence of diplomacy lies not simply in dialogue, but in creating the conditions for genuine negotiation.”
— Henry Kissinger
This meeting illustrates the shared commitment of the Republic of the Congo and the United States to strengthen a fruitful dialogue and marks an important milestone in the process of rapprochement between Brazzaville and Washington. It also paves the way for new opportunities for collaboration in various fields, to the mutual benefit of both nations.
