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Visite de militants pacifistes tanzaniens

    NAIROBI
    Une délégation de cinq parlementaires tanzaniens, membres du Forum Amani (un groupe pacifiste), devrait achever jeudi une visite de cinq jours au Burundi, après des entretiens avec leurs collègues du Burundi sur la coexistence pacifique entre leurs deux peuples, a rapporté l'agence de presse 'ADP' du Burundi. Le deuxième vice-président de l'assemblée nationale de transition, Augustin Nzojibwami a invité la délégation tanzanienne à aider les forces opposées au Burundi à convenir d'un cessez-le-feu. Le Forum est d'avis qu'étant donné le nombre élevé de réfugiés du Burundi en Tanzanie, ceux-ci devraient être partie prenante dans la recherche de la paix, a rapporté ADB.


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