The Japanese government announces its financial support for the rehabilitation of the Maréchal bridge in Matadi, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The Japanese ambassador to the DRC, Hiroyuki Minami, said that Japan would make available an envelope of 285,000 US dollars to finance the studies for this rehabilitation project. This initiative is part of Japan’s economic cooperation and support for the development of the DRC.
The announcement was made during a meeting between DRC Deputy Foreign Minister Crispin Mbadu Phanzu and the Japanese Ambassador, accompanied by a government delegation. The agreements necessary for carrying out the project were signed during this meeting, in particular the agreement to finance studies for the rehabilitation of the Maréchal bridge.
The Japanese Ambassador also announced more than $3 million in funding for food security in the DRC. These funds will be used to finance community projects aimed at strengthening the food security of the Congolese population.
This financial assistance from Japan demonstrates the country’s commitment to the economic and social development of the DRC. Japan has already financed many projects in the DRC, particularly in the field of infrastructure, such as the construction of the Maréchal bridge, which is already 40 years old.
The Deputy Foreign Minister of the DRC expressed his gratitude to Japan for its support and stressed the importance of this collaboration for the development of the country.
This initiative to rehabilitate the Maréchal bridge in Matadi is excellent news for the DRC, as it will help improve transport infrastructure and facilitate trade. Thanks to this financial support, the DRC will be able to continue its economic and social development process and strengthen its cooperation ties with Japan.
In conclusion, Japan is providing financial support for the rehabilitation of the Maréchal bridge in Matadi, DRC. This initiative aims to improve transport infrastructure and promote the country’s economic development