The article of the day highlights the recent taking office of the new Board of Directors of the Régie des Voies Aériennes (RVA). This transition is part of the presidential orders published on July 8, which appointed new managers in some Congolese public companies, while renewing some current agents.
Alphonse Shungu Mahungu, who already held the position of Managing Director, remains in office, while Mayaya Kawaasa becomes the new Deputy Managing Director. The position of Chairman of the Board of Directors also sees a newcomer, Tryphon Kin-Kiey Mulumba, replacing Bienvenu Liyota Ndjoli.
During the handover and takeover ceremony, Bienvenu Liyota expressed his gratitude to the Head of State for the trust placed in him during his three years at the head of the RVA Board of Directors. He also thanked the entire staff of the RVA, as well as his colleagues on the Board of Directors and the outgoing Managing Director, for their collaboration in stabilizing the management and the recovery of the company.
According to Bienvenu Liyota, the RVA has emerged from the immobility that has characterized it for several years and has become a society in good working order. Work to modernize airport infrastructure and air navigation equipment is underway in various Congolese cities, testifying to the progress made. Despite the difficulties encountered, the RVA maintains its operational capacities thanks to the competence of its technical staff.
The new Chairman of the Board, Tryphon Kin-Kiey Mulumba, assured that the new team will work in the interest of the RVA and its staff. He also promised to support the Managing Director in his mission and to foster good relations within the Board of Directors.
This appointment of the new Board of Directors opens up new development prospects for the RVA. With the extent of the Congolese air territory, the qualified personnel and the modern equipment dedicated to the safety of air navigation, the company has enormous potential to continue to carry out its missions.
In conclusion, the RVA is entering a new phase in its history with the arrival of a new Board of Directors. The challenges remain numerous, but the prospects for development are promising. It only remains to wish full success and good luck to this new management team in the pursuit of its missions