the urgent task now is full cessation of hostility and restoring stability in eastern drc. armed groups should voice their grievances through dialogues and negotiations, and conclude agreements with the drc government of indian violence so as to create conditions for easy humanitarian situation in eastern drc. second, the support of drc government is strengthening capacity in providing security should be the focus of the framework agreement implementation. china welcomes the setting up of national oversight mechanisms by drc government to able at the framework agreement. drc armed forces should assume primary responsibility for safeguarding national security and protecting civilians. the intervention brigade should assist and support the drc armed forces in responding to threats from armed groups in the mandate of the security council. third, cooperation through dialogue and mutual trust among countries and the great lakes region is vital for restoring a sensibility in the region and achieving common development. we hope the regional countries will, based on mutual respect f

source their cocoa from the eastern drc. the elements are key to getting theing to the development. >> and one catch phrase was somebody said, we stop fights, join us. so, i mean, who wouldn't want to join people in trying to stop fights. kind of everybody has an interest in this. yes, ma'am? >> thank youer much, congressman, for being here. i'd like to turn the conversation a little bit how we can help other countries, friendly nations, promote this three -- strategy, particularly nations they'll may or may not be doing precisely what we would like them to do. work for small ngo thats to work on hiring but one nation of many have very large defense interest with and a great relationship with that it also not fulfilling their obligation for development of all citizens and often types people say, we have behind the scenes conversations or we can pressure our friends in the government, but i think there's more to be done and i would be interested to hear what you think can we done, both in congress and then also in ngos and pr

there are some small companies that are beginning to source some of their cocoa from the eastern drc.all of them are key to development. >> we have been talking about maybe having a catchphrase here and one of the things that somebody came up with was we stoplights, join us. i mean, who wouldn't want to join people in trying to stop fights? everyone has an interest in this. yes, ma'am? >> make you very much, congressman, for being here. i would like to turn the conversation as to how we can help countries from other nations promote those 3d strategy. i work for a small ngo and that is just one nation of many that we have a very large defense interest and a great relationship with. but it is also not the filling their obligation or developments for all citizens and oftentimes people say when i asked this question -- they say that we have these conversations and we can pressure the government, but i think that there is more to be done and i would be interested to hear what you think can be done both in congress and ngos and the private sector and seattle residents. so i'm a big fan of w

plan -- a plan without action is just words, and when it comes to the eastern drc, there have been enoughches and report writing, and there has been more than enough grandstanding, especially by unaccountable actors who see profit and publicity from the region's misery. it is time for such forces to move aside and allow the movework of hope to forward. this is the time for accountable parties to stand up and step forward and now is the time for action. i thank you for listening to me. more news from the u.n.. the security council had a meeting with syrian rebels in an article. they met with the council to get russia to end its support of the syrian government and to talk about the war. the council has been deadlocked on syria. russia and china have blocked the you and from taking action against the assad regime three times in the past. he will turn back to the u.s.. the director of national intelligence gave a commencement address at the national intelligence university. the university has a chartered to prepare personnel for senior positions. it is the school cost 50th anniversary and al

we have also had not much success in the eastern drc, where chaos continues to rain. but we have seen the model that we can use our alamance to buildout local capacity and mix the fence and development effectively. couple ofn oslo a months ago participating in an awards process, and part of it was a seminar where you could not say who was there, who said what, but i gave some remarks internationally, businesses need to be more involved in pursuing peace. but the response i have from one of the participants is, we have to be careful about roles and missions. it is our role and mission to do that, and that is why business should not be doing it. so i could not agree more with adam's an initial comment. that is just dumb. clearly, you do not want whoever going out there trying to further peace, in an incompetent way. but all of us have an interest. >> back to the horn of africa, part of what has helped rwanda is the huge u.s. business involvement. few others got involved, how can >> there are some some nidal companies. a small company in seattle, that is beginning to sou