The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Vital Kamerhe, recently had a meeting with the United States Ambassador to the DRC, Lucy Tamlyn, to discuss the economic situation in the country.
During this meeting, Lucy Tamlyn welcomed the significant progress of the Congolese economy since the arrival of President Félix Tshisekedi to power. She particularly appreciated the local development project for 145 territories in the DRC, which aims to stimulate economic growth in different regions of the country.
Vital Kamerhe highlighted the many achievements made by the Congolese government in various sectors, such as the economy, education, infrastructure and energy. He also highlighted President Tshisekedi’s vision of making agriculture a driver of the country’s economic development, with the objective of making the DRC a true breadbasket of Africa.
Lucy Tamlyn expressed her support for the Congolese government in its efforts to stimulate economic growth and improve the living conditions of the population. She encouraged the government to continue its initiatives to ensure sustainable and inclusive economic development.
This meeting between Vital Kamerhe and Lucy Tamlyn demonstrates the diplomatic relations between the DRC and the United States, as well as the interest shown by the international community in the economic progress made by the country. These exchanges also make it possible to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in the field of economic development and investment promotion.
The DRC continues to make significant progress on its journey towards economic development. The Congolese government’s efforts, supported by international partners such as the United States, are helping to create an environment conducive to investment and improve the country’s economic prospects.