The leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have officially signed the 'Washington Accord,' a peace deal designed to enhance stability in their region. This agreement is particularly focused on attracting Western investment in the mining sector, which is crucial for both countries' economies. During the signing ceremony, both presidents acknowledged the significant role played by US President Donald Trump in helping to broker this deal. The accord is seen as a step towards reducing tensions and fostering cooperation between the two nations, which have a history of conflict. By stabilizing the region, the leaders hope to create a more favorable environment for foreign investment.