United Nations Security Council delegation would visit the volatile Great Lakes Region and discuss implementation of the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework Agreement signed in February for the stability of the region.

CEOAFRICA.com gathered that the delegation would visit Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda Uganda and Ethiopia.

Sources revealed that their first stop is the DRC, where the ambassadors will meet in Kinshasa with President Joseph Kabila. Then they will travel to Goma, in eastern Congo, not far from where the Congolese army has clashed repeatedly with rebel group M23.

In Goma, the ambassadors will meet the governor of North Kivu and visit a camp for internally displaced persons.
 
They will also meet with Rwanda President, Paul Kagame in Kigali. They will visit the Gisozi Genocide Memorial Site and a demobilization center for ex-combatants.
 
The delegation's final stop in the Great Lakes will be a meeting with President Yoweri Museveni in Entebbe, Uganda.