The main opposition coalition in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has rejected President Félix Tshisekedi’s proposal for a national dialogue aimed at fostering reconciliation. The DRC has been plagued by armed conflict for years, and Tshisekedi proposed the dialogue as a means to address the ongoing instability. However, opposition parties accuse the President of intending to use the process to their disadvantage. The opposition views the proposal with skepticism, citing a lack of trust and concerns over the government’s motives. This rejection complicates efforts to find a peaceful resolution to the country's deep-rooted conflicts. Further details regarding the opposition’s specific objections are yet to be released.