Title: Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi appoints new facilitators for public companies in the DRC
Introduction :
President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi recently announced the appointment of new animators for some public companies in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This decision was made public by the spokesperson for the Head of State, Tina Salama, during a televised speech broadcast on RTNC. While some officers have been reappointed, new personalities are entering these public companies. This appointment aims to strengthen governance and stimulate new dynamics in the Congolese public sector.
New appointments in public companies:
President Tshisekedi has announced the new appointments at the head of several public companies in the DRC. Here is an overview of the principal appointed agents:
– At the National Agency for the Development of Congolese Entrepreneurship (ANADEC): Maguy Rwakabuba was appointed President of the Board of Directors (PCA), Kizaba Godefroid was appointed Managing Director (DG) and Mathieu Tshimbumbu was appointed Managing Director Deputy (DGA).
– At the Congo Archives Institute: Kompay Richard was appointed PCA, Kasongo Mande was appointed DG and Bola Lubaki Papy was appointed DGA.
– At the National Forest Fund (FFN): Rigobert Kuta Mwana Kuta was appointed PCA, Mulumba Kalala was appointed DG and Assani Ongalasa was appointed DGA.
– At the National Institute for Agronomic Study and Research (INERA): Kasusu Hiler was appointed PCA, Kankonde Ntima Dominique was appointed DG and Muhiha Mwange Mamy was appointed DGA.
These appointments also apply to other public enterprises such as the Cultural Promotion Fund (FPC), the National Agricultural Products Office (ONAPAC), the National Tourist Office (ONT), the National Society of fer du Congo (SNCC), and many others. Each new appointment aims to breathe new life into the management of these public companies and to promote their development.
Implications for the Congolese public sector:
The appointment of new leaders in public companies in the DRC is a crucial step to strengthen governance and transparency in the Congolese public sector. These new managers will be responsible for implementing effective strategies for the development of these companies and contributing to the improvement of the country’s economy.
Conclusion :
The new appointments in DRC’s state-owned enterprises show President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi’s commitment to transforming and energizing the Congolese public sector. These agents will be responsible for contributing to the country’s economic growth by implementing policies and measures conducive to the development of public enterprises.. These changes are essential to boost the confidence of domestic and foreign investors and to promote the economic potential of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.