Strengthened cooperation between the DRC and the United Kingdom: crucial support for the electoral process
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the United Kingdom continue to strengthen their bilateral relationship. During a recent meeting, the UK Ambassador to the DRC, Mrs. Alyson King, discussed with Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde several topics of common interest, including the ongoing electoral process in the DRC.
Cooperation between the two countries has proven to be fruitful, with particular emphasis on financing and securing elections. The British government is committed to supporting the DRC in this crucial democratic process. Ms. Alyson King underlined that the United Kingdom will provide technical and financial assistance, particularly with regard to election observation actions.
Besides the electoral process, the discussions also focused on the conflicts in the east of the country, regional peace efforts and the importance of democracy in general. Both parties discussed the role of the Democratic Republic of Congo as a solution country and the need to accelerate investments to protect forests and the environment.
Economic cooperation was also discussed, with potential for expanding bilateral trade between the two countries. Upcoming events in the coming months will provide an opportunity to strengthen business ties.
This cooperation between the DRC and the United Kingdom is of paramount importance to ensure the development of democracy in the DRC and to gain the confidence of Congolese citizens. The financial and technical support provided by the United Kingdom will help ensure free and fair elections, thus strengthening the stability of the country.
In conclusion, bilateral cooperation between the DRC and the UK continues to strengthen, with crucial support for the ongoing electoral process in the DRC. This collaboration testifies to the importance attached by the two countries to democracy, peace and the development of the Democratic Republic of the Congo