Meeting between the Cobil management team and the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF): towards new impetus for the oil company
On Tuesday September 12, 2023, the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) received the Cobil management team, led by the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Thierry Monsenepwo. This meeting aims to discuss the continuity of the IGF’s management mission within the company.
During this interview, Thierry Monsenepwo expressed his gratitude to the IGF for the fruitful work it accomplishes in supervising public finances. He also requested the continued support of the IGF to enable Cobil to take off again thanks to its policy.
Since June 15, 2023, Cobil has benefited from the support of the IGF and already, significant improvements have been observed in the company’s financial balances. Thierry Monsenepwo insisted on the importance of maintaining this momentum to ensure the full recovery of Cobil.
For his part, the inspector general-head of service, Jules Alingete, praised the dynamism of Cobil’s new management team. He stressed that this team was reappointed by the President of the Republic, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, which demonstrates the confidence placed by the highest authorities of the country.
For the general director of Cobil, Placide Mutubunga, the arrival of this new team was marked by the satisfactory results obtained thanks to the supervision of the IGF. He highlighted the work carried out by the inspectors, who verified the legality, conformity and appropriateness of the company’s expenses.
It is obvious that since the arrival of President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, considerable efforts have been made at government level to turn Cobil around, supported by the support of the IGF.
In conclusion, this meeting between the Cobil management team and the IGF marks an important step towards the company’s relaunch. The continued support of the IGF, combined with the skills and determination of the new management team, paves the way for a promising future for Cobil in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s oil sector.