description Lusaka Protocol Overview
The Lusaka Protocol was a 1994 Angolan peace agreement intended to end the civil war between the government and UNITA. It provided for a ceasefire, the integration of UNITA forces into the national army, and the inclusion of UNITA representatives in a national government, with the United Nations involved in monitoring implementation. Fighting later resumed, so the protocol did not deliver a lasting end to the conflict.
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What was the Lusaka Protocol?
The Lusaka Protocol was a 1994 Angolan peace agreement intended to end the civil war between the government and UNITA. It included political and military measures for a settlement.
What did the Lusaka Protocol say about UNITA forces?
The agreement provided for the integration of UNITA forces into Angola's national army. This was intended to reduce the military division between the two sides.
Did the Lusaka Protocol include UNITA in government?
Yes. It called for UNITA representatives to be included in a national government, alongside a ceasefire and other peace measures.
Which conflict was the Lusaka Protocol designed to address?
It was designed to address the Angolan Civil War between the government and UNITA. The agreement was reached in 1994.
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