The President of the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI), Denis Kadima Kazadi, addressed young people and women during a consultation session organized in Kinshasa. This meeting comes after that with the political parties and aims to highlight the importance of the next municipal elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Denis Kadima Kazadi stressed that the next municipal elections will mark a historic turning point in the country, putting an end to the era of mayors and restoring municipal councilors. He encouraged young people and women to take advantage of this opportunity to engage in democratic life and become key players in the political process.
The President of the CENI called on young people not to allow themselves to be manipulated, but to become real actors in the political game. He stressed that political participation is a fundamental democratic right and their inclusion in political life can improve the quality of democratic governance.
During this meeting, CENI officials also presented the procedures for submitting candidacies for the municipal and provincial elections as well as the conditions and files necessary to run. Interactive discussions allowed participants to ask questions and obtain clarification on concerns raised.
This CENI initiative demonstrates the importance given to the inclusion of young people and women in the democratic process in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It offers young people the opportunity to actively engage in political life and contribute to the development of the country through their participation in municipal elections.
By encouraging the participation of young people and women, the CENI hopes to promote quality democratic governance and create a space where everyone can develop their skills and political know-how while respecting others.
This CENI initiative is an essential step in building a democratic and inclusive society in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It will strengthen the participation of young people and women in the political process and promote more equitable representation within the country’s municipal institutions.
It is essential that young people and women seize this opportunity and invest fully in the democratic life of their country. Their active participation will contribute to better representativeness and more balanced decision-making at the local level, which is essential for the harmonious development of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
In conclusion, the CENI encourages young people and women to get involved and actively participate in the next municipal elections.. This approach will strengthen democracy and guarantee more balanced and inclusive governance in the Democratic Republic of Congo.