Preparations for the ninth Games of La Francophonie in Kinshasa are in full swing, as evidenced by the recent progress report presented at the Council of Ministers meeting. The Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Francophonie, Christophe Lutundula Apala, highlighted the positive visit of a group of ambassadors from member countries of La Francophonie, who were able to observe the progress of work on sports and hosting sites.
The various ministers also took stock of the progress made in handling issues related to the participation of official foreign delegations, as well as the progress of work on the various sites, such as the cycle path planned for the competition. of cycling. In addition, the Minister of Finance highlighted the commitments already honored to allow the completion of the work.
Regarding the Congolese participation, the Minister of Sports and Recreation presented the challenges and the level of preparation of the 198 Congolese athletes, who will represent the country in the eleven disciplines selected. The Minister of Culture, Arts and Heritage also mentioned the preparations in her sector, in particular the participation of Congolese delegates in the Games of La Francophonie.
These Games represent an important opportunity for the Democratic Republic of Congo to promote its sporting and cultural excellence on an international scale. The work in progress shows a real commitment of the Congolese government to guarantee the success of the event on all fronts.
It is therefore essential to follow closely the progress of the preparations for the ninth Games of La Francophonie in Kinshasa. This international competition, which brings together French-speaking countries from all over the world, will offer memorable sporting and cultural moments, while highlighting Congolese dynamism and talent