The program in 145 territories in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to arouse interest and mobilize the attention of the authorities. It is in this context that a large delegation from the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) visited the town of Mbuji-Mayi, in the Orientale province.
The delegation, led by Victor Batubenga Pandamadi, Deputy Head of Service of the IGF, first met the Attorney General, Maurice Kama, to discuss the evolution of the program of the 145 territories. Victor Batubenga stressed the importance of taking stock with the head of justice in the province, particularly regarding the constraints that may arise on the ground.
Indeed, despite the efforts made to implement this ambitious program, obstacles may arise, requiring coordination and concerted actions between different institutions. It is with this in mind that the IGF has approached the general prosecutor’s office to facilitate procedures and resolve problems that may arise on the ground.
Before this visit to Mbuji-Mayi, Victor Batubenga assessed the mission of the financial inspectors in place in the province. This shows the commitment of the IGF to ensure rigorous monitoring of the execution of the program of the 145 territories and to provide directives to improve performance.
The 145 territories program launched by President Felix-Antoine Tshisekedi is a flagship project which aims to improve development and living conditions in all regions of the country. This is an ambitious initiative that requires transparent and efficient management of allocated financial resources.
The IGF, as the institution responsible for financial control, therefore plays a key role in the success of this program. By working closely with other institutions, such as the General Prosecutor’s Office, the IGF helps to overcome obstacles and ensure that funds are used optimally to achieve the set objectives.
This IGF visit to Mbuji-Mayi demonstrates the Congolese government’s continued commitment to ensuring transparency and efficiency in the implementation of development projects. The collaboration between the IGF and the General Prosecutor’s Office is a concrete example of how different entities can work together to overcome challenges and ensure the success of government initiatives.
In conclusion, the 145 territories program in the Democratic Republic of Congo represents a unique opportunity to promote socio-economic development throughout the country. The IGF, through its presence on the ground and its collaboration with other institutions, contributes to ensuring that the resources allocated to this program are used efficiently.. This visit to Mbuji-Mayi is an example of the Congolese government’s commitment to guaranteeing the success of this crucial program for the future of the country.