New revelations from the General Inspectorate of Finance on the program of 145 territories in the DRC
A recent visit by the delegation of the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) to the town of Mbuji-Mayi in the Democratic Republic of Congo provided an opportunity to take stock of the progress of the program for 145 territories, initiated by President Felix- Antoine Tshisekedi. Under the direction of Victor Batubenga Pandamadi, Deputy Head of the IGF, the delegation went to the General Prosecutor’s Office to discuss the constraints encountered in the field.
The program of 145 territories, which is dear to the heart of the Head of State, aims to promote local development through projects and initiatives in different regions of the country. However, certain difficulties have been identified, hence the need for a meeting with the Attorney General of the province to find solutions and unblock the situation.
Victor Batubenga stressed the importance of this visit to assess the progress of the program and give new directives to the finance inspectors in the field. This rigorous evaluation aims to ensure better performance and to guarantee that the resources allocated to the program are used in an effective and transparent manner.
The collaboration between the General Inspectorate of Finance and the General Prosecutor’s Office is essential to overcome obstacles and advance the program of 145 territories. By working hand in hand, these institutions can help improve the living conditions of local populations and promote economic and social development throughout the country.
It is encouraging to see that the DRC government recognizes the importance of transparency and good management of public resources. By ensuring that funds allocated to the 145-territory program are used responsibly, the IGF plays a key role in achieving the country’s development goals.
This visit by the General Inspectorate of Finance to Mbuji-Mayi also shows the government’s commitment to regional development and the improvement of the living conditions of citizens. By continuing to work together, public authorities and finance inspectors can ensure that the 145-territory program materializes and brings tangible results for the Congolese population.
In conclusion, the visit of the General Inspectorate of Finance to Mbuji-Mayi bears witness to the attention paid by the Congolese government to the sound management of resources and the achievement of development objectives. By collaborating with the General Prosecutor’s Office, the IGF is helping to overcome barriers and ensure that the 145-territory program truly benefits local communities