The Election House in Kinshasa: A place of exchange for strengthened democratic transparency

Title: The House of Elections in Kinshasa: a place of discussion to strengthen democratic transparency

Introduction :
The President of the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI), Denis Kadima, inaugurated the House of Elections in Kinshasa. This space aims to promote exchanges and the sharing of information between the CENI and citizens. In addition, it will also be a training ground for the media, civil society organizations and political parties. Located in Gombe, this space aims to be an inclusive communication tool, promoting transparency and the involvement of voters in the electoral process.

A warm place for voters:
The House of Elections is above all a welcoming space for voters. Denis Kadima emphasizes that any citizen who knocks on his door will be received in a warm place, where he can feel at ease and in complete freedom. No particular protocol will be imposed, in order to promote real proximity between the CENI and the citizens.

A space for discussion and sharing:
The House of Elections aims to become a place of exchange and information sharing. It will be open to any citizen wishing to obtain information on the electoral process. In addition, it will be able to organize training for the media, civil society organizations and political parties. This communication space thus aims to support the efforts of the CENI in its approach to inclusiveness and transparency.

Located on Kolwezi Avenue in Gombe, the House of Elections will benefit from geographical proximity to citizens and stakeholders in the electoral process. This will facilitate exchanges and interactions between the CENI and the various stakeholders.

A step towards democracy:
The inauguration of the House of Elections marks a significant step towards a more transparent democracy in the Democratic Republic of Congo. By promoting exchanges and training, this space will contribute to strengthening the involvement of citizens in the electoral process. It will also provide the media and civil society organizations with a place conducive to understanding and disseminating clear and objective information.

Conclusion :
The House of Elections in Kinshasa is an important step towards a more transparent democracy in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This space for exchanges and sharing of information will strengthen the involvement of citizens in the electoral process and promote democratic transparency. It demonstrates the CENI’s desire to put in place inclusive communication tools to build voter confidence and engagement

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