In a constantly evolving political and economic context, it is essential to stay informed of the latest news. The Congolese Prime Minister, Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, recently submitted the draft Finance Law 2024 to the National Assembly. This project provides for a budget estimated at 40,463 billion Congolese Francs, an increase of 24.7% compared to the previous year.
The submission of this draft Finance Law within the deadlines set by the Constitution demonstrates the commitment of the Congolese government to respect legal obligations. Prime Minister Sama Lukonde and his team also received congratulations from the President of the National Assembly, Christophe Mboso, for this approach.
This 2024 budget focuses on the country’s economic and social priorities. Among these, we find the Defense sector, which will benefit from increased financial support to meet the country’s security needs. The continuation of free education as well as the improvement of public health are also major priorities, with resources allocated to support these programs.
The draft Budget 2024 also demonstrates the Congolese government’s commitment to the diversification of the economy. Investments are planned in sectors such as agriculture, fishing and livestock, as well as in the development of new special economic zones. Infrastructure is not left out, with particular emphasis placed on the local development program of 145 territories.
Furthermore, the draft Budget 2024 also includes means for scientific research, highlighting the importance of innovation and technological development for the Congolese economy.
By tabling this draft Finance Law, Prime Minister Sama Lukonde and his team affirm their commitment to transparency and good management of public resources. This budget takes into account the needs and expectations of the Congolese population, focusing on essential sectors such as security, education, health and economic development.
In conclusion, the tabling of the draft Finance Law 2024 marks an important step in the budgetary planning of the Congolese government. This budget reflects the country’s priorities and its commitment to economic and social development. It now remains to monitor the progress of this project and assess its impact on the achievement of the objectives set by the Congolese government.