Title: Launch of work on the INPP Vocational Training Center in Maluku
Introduction :
As part of the Kin-Elenda project, the Minister of State, Minister of Infrastructure and Public Works, Alexis Gisaro Muvunyi, recently officially launched the construction works of the Vocational Training Center of the National Institute of Professional Preparations (INPP) in the municipality of Maluku. This major project aims to develop the skills of young people and support the economic development of the region.
Skill developpement :
The Kin-Elenda project includes a specific component dedicated to skills development. The INPP Professional Training Center fits perfectly into this dynamic by offering quality professional training to young people in the region. Construction works include the creation of training rooms, laboratories, dormitories and a restaurant to accommodate learners. In addition, essential infrastructure such as electrification, drinking water supply and landscaping will also be carried out.
A long-awaited project:
The launch of work on the INPP Vocational Training Center in Maluku was greeted with enthusiasm by local authorities, partners and the population. Indeed, this project responds to an urgent need for quality professional training in the region. The Minister of State, Alexis Gisaro Muvunyi, underlines the importance of this project for the direct beneficiaries and for the entire population who have been waiting for this achievement for a long time.
Future prospects :
In addition to the INPP Professional Training Center, the Kin-Elenda project plans to launch several other activities in the near future. Among these, the construction of the administrative building of the Maison Communale of Ndjili, the development of the squares of the Maison Communale and Sainte Thérèse, the work to combat erosion and flooding, and the development of avenues Mulele and Nsau. These initiatives demonstrate the government’s commitment to promoting the country’s socio-economic development and improving the living conditions of citizens.
Conclusion :
The launch of work on the INPP Vocational Training Center in Maluku is an important step in developing the skills of young people and promoting the economic development of the region. This ambitious project will help provide young people with training and employment opportunities, while strengthening essential infrastructure to ensure their success. The Kin-Elenda project is therefore part of a promising future for the Congo and its citizens.