PHOTOS: Rwanda, Mozambique military leaders review progress in Cabo Delgado

The Chief of General Staff of the Mozambique Armed Forces, Admiral Joaquim Mangrasse, held a high-level meeting with the Commander of the Rwanda Security Forces (RSF) Joint Task Force, Maj Gen Emmy Ruvusha, in Pemba, Cabo Delgado province, on Friday, September 27. ALSO READ: Gen Ruvusha assumes command of Rwanda Security Forces in Mozambique The meeting, according to a statement from the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), focused on assessing the ongoing efforts to restore peace and stability in the region which has been plagued by terrorism. The Mozambique Armed Forces Chief of General Staff (CGS) Admiral Joaquim Mangrasse met Rwanda Security Forces (RSF) Joint Task Force Commander, Maj Gen Emmy K Ruvusha in Pemba, Cabo Delgado province. https://t.co/W0w2B275CD pic.twitter.com/2vg6r7XOgU — Rwanda Defence Force (@RwandaMoD) September 27, 2024 During the discussions, Admiral Mangrasse commended the achievements of the joint military operations since the deployment of Rwanda Security Forces in Cabo Delgado in July 2021. He expressed appreciation for the strong partnership between Mozambican and Rwandan forces, highlighting how this collaboration significantly contributed to the return of thousands of displaced residents to their homes. Both leaders reviewed the progress made in dismantling terrorist strongholds and discussed strategies for further securing the region, the statement added. The ongoing collaboration, which has now lasted over three years, has been a key factor in disrupting terrorist networks and restoring a sense of normalcy to affected communities in Cabo Delgado. Since their initial deployment, Rwanda Security Forces have played a crucial role in pushing back insurgents, securing strategic locations, and ensuring humanitarian aid reaches those in need. Rwanda deployed troops to Cabo Delgado in July 2021 to assist Mozambican forces in clearing insurgents from the region. This joint effort has allowed over 250,000 displaced residents to return home and revived economic activities in key districts previously affected by terrorism.

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PHOTOS: Rwanda, Mozambique military leaders review progress in Cabo Delgado