RENAMO president Ossufo Momade has stated that lasting peace in Mozambique requires more than just a cessation of hostilities. He argues that peace must be founded on justice, dignity, inclusion, and respect for fundamental rights. Momade emphasized the importance of building trust between citizens and institutions within Mozambique. His remarks came during the commemoration of the 34th anniversary of the General Peace Agreement, signed on October 4, 1992. The leader believes a truly peaceful Mozambique necessitates a shift beyond simply silencing weapons. This vision calls for a comprehensive approach addressing systemic issues of fairness and citizen empowerment. These statements underscore RENAMO’s commitment to a sustainable and just peace process for Mozambique.