Documentary on the journey of Congolese economic operators: an inspiring testimony of success
The documentary screened in Kinshasa on September 22 highlights the exceptional journey of three Congolese subcontractors operating in the mining sector. Landry Meya, Gabriel Tshitende and Patrick Kasenda star in this captivating film which reveals their investment in Kolwezi in the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa.
Through this documentary, the directors wish to demonstrate the crucial importance of subcontracting for the economic development of the country. Gabriel Tshitende, president of the association of subcontractors in the DRC, says this sector can contribute to the construction of hospitals, schools and industries in the country. It highlights investment as the keystone of subcontracting.
Congolese subcontractors share their stories and encourage young people to acquire knowledge in order to embark on this path. Landry Meya of the National Subcontracting Club highlights the importance of learning and gaining experience to become a successful entrepreneur.
The screening of the documentary also arouses the interest of institutional actors. Miguel Kashal, director general of the Regulatory Authority for Subcontracting in the Private Sector (ARSP), expresses his desire to enforce the law in this area. It underlines the vision of the President of the Republic who wishes to see Congolese subcontractors evolve towards a position of main company.
Jean-Marie Kasamba, producer of the documentary, hopes to contribute to the economic development of the DRC through this inspiring work. The projection aims to prove that investment in subcontracting in the DRC is not only possible, but also successful.
This documentary offers a new look at the journey of Congolese economic operators, highlighting their determination and their ability to succeed in a key sector of the Congolese economy. It represents a source of inspiration for young people who wish to embark on entrepreneurship and contribute to the development of their country.