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The DRC, Burundi and Rwanda knew to develop friendly relations based on treaties of bilateral cooperation without mechanism of implementation. The creation of the Economic Community of the Countries of Great Lakes (CEPGL) marked the institutionalization of an economic cooperation which somewhat benefitted the three member countries. The history shows however that this organization was not worthy of the politico-economic situation socio of its member states. The revival of the economic cooperation currently encouraged between these three countries falls under a prospect for consolidation of peace in this phase post-conflict. It should combine common exploitation of the transborder natural resources, peace, regional stability, and democratic requirements of the implied States.

La coopération économique entre la République Démocratique du Congo, le Rwanda et le Burundi : état des lieux et perspectives.