Mozambican President Joaquim Alberto Chissano met with Afonso Dhlakama, leader of the ResistÁƒÂƒÂªncia Nacional MoÁƒÂƒÂ§ambicana (RENAMO), to sign a peace agreement in Rome. The two leaders s igned a joint declaration committing themselves to the spirit of established protocols and ensuring that agreed constitutional guarantees would be adopted as law before a final peace agreement is signed . The final agreement was signed on 4 October 1992.
7 August 1992
Joaquim Chissano meets with RENAMO leader

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- 01African History,1970,'Mozambican President Joaquim Alberto Chissano met with Afonso Dhlakama',[online],Available at www.africanhistory.com[Accessed: 02 August 2013]
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