Bilateral cooperation between the DRC and Great Britain: Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde receives British Ambassador Alyson King
In a series of fruitful exchanges, Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde met with Britain’s Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Alyson King, to discuss bilateral cooperation between the two countries. At the center of the discussions, the ongoing electoral process in the DRC, which Great Britain is committed to supporting until its end.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister reassured the British diplomat about the financing and securing of the elections in the DRC. Alyson King highlighted the importance of democracy and the role played by SADC (Southern African Development Community) in supporting democratic principles.
Britain has also pledged to provide technical and financial assistance for the electoral process, including supporting election observation actions in a country the size of the DRC. Both parties also discussed the issue of conflicts in the east of the country and the ongoing work to support regional peace processes.
Beyond political cooperation, the discussions focused on relations between the DRC and Great Britain in general. Alyson King stressed the importance of promoting investments for the protection of forests and the environment in the DRC, while the Prime Minister praised the key role the country plays as a “solution country”.
The meeting between Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde and British Ambassador Alyson King bears witness to the importance of bilateral relations between the DRC and Great Britain. Britain’s commitment to support the electoral process in the DRC strengthens confidence in Congolese democracy and opens up new prospects for cooperation between the two countries.
In conclusion, this meeting between the representatives of the DRC and Great Britain testifies to the importance of bilateral cooperation and the commitment of the two countries to strengthen their relations. Britain’s promise to support the electoral process in the DRC is a positive sign that will help strengthen democracy in the country. This collaboration could also extend to other areas, such as environmental protection and the search for solutions to regional problems