Member States
Member States
Discover the twelve member states of FP-ICGLR working together to promote peace, security, and development in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.
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Explore the Great Lakes Region
The Great Lakes Region is a vibrant area of Africa that brings together twelve countries united by shared history, geography, and a commitment to peace, stability, and sustainable development. Through close parliamentary cooperation, these nations work collectively to strengthen democracy, promote economic growth, manage shared natural resources, and foster lasting regional integration. The region stands as a symbol of collaboration and resilience, where dialogue and partnership drive progress for millions of people.
Member Countries
Each member state contributes uniquely to FP-ICGLR's mission of promoting peace, security, and development.
Angola (AO)
Capital: Luanda. Joined: 2006. Population: 34.5 million.
Angola has been actively working with FP-CIRGL on regional security initiatives and economic development programs.
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Burundi (BI)
Capital: Gitega. Joined: 2006. Population: 12.6 million.
Burundi has contributed to peace and security dialogues within the Great Lakes Region through FP-CIRGL platforms.
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Central African Republic (CF)
Capital: Bangui. Joined: 2006. Population: 5.4 million.
The Central African Republic works with FP-CIRGL to address cross-border security challenges and promote stability.
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Republic of Congo (CG)
Capital: Brazzaville. Joined: 2006. Population: 5.8 million.
The Republic of Congo has been instrumental in promoting environmental protection initiatives through FP-CIRGL.
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Democratic Republic of Congo (CD)
Capital: Kinshasa. Joined: 2006. Population: 95.4 million.
As the largest member state, DR Congo plays a crucial role in regional stability and natural resource governance.
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Kenya (KE)
Capital: Nairobi. Joined: 2006. Population: 54 million.
Kenya contributes significantly to regional diplomatic efforts and has hosted key FP-CIRGL dialogues.
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Rwanda (RW)
Capital: Kigali. Joined: 2006. Population: 13.3 million.
Rwanda has been at the forefront of post-conflict reconstruction and governance innovation within FP-CIRGL.
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South Sudan (SS)
Capital: Bujumbura. Joined: 2011. Population: 11.4 million.
As the newest member state, South Sudan engages with FP-CIRGL on peace-building and development challenges.
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Sudan (SD)
Capital: Khartoum. Joined: 2006. Population: 45.7 million.
Sudan works through FP-CIRGL frameworks to address regional security concerns and cross-border cooperation.
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Tanzania (TZ)
Capital: Dodoma. Joined: 2006. Population: 63.6 million.
Tanzania contributes to regional stability through active participation in FP-CIRGL peace initiatives.
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Uganda (UG)
Capital: Bujumbura. Joined: 2006. Population: 47.1 million.
Uganda has been instrumental in promoting regional economic integration through FP-CIRGL platforms.
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Zambia (ZM)
Capital: Lusaka. Joined: 2006. Population: 19.6 million.
Zambia contributes to FP-CIRGL initiatives on mining transparency and regional economic development.