Under the supervision of the Director General of the Regulatory Agency for Subcontractors and Partners (ARSP), Miguel Kashal Katemb, a team of inspectors was sent to Kolwezi to carry out compliance checks in Lualaba companies. This initiative aims to ensure the regularity of secondary activities and to verify the quality of the subcontractors to whom the contracts have been awarded.
The aim of this mission is to enforce the Law on subcontracting and to promote the vision of the People first advocated by the President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi. This vision emphasizes support for companies with predominantly Congolese capital.
The control began with the Kamoa mining company, where ARSP inspectors requested the presentation of subcontracting contracts, as well as information on the shareholders of the subcontracting companies and business opportunities for contractors. Congolese.
After Kamoa, the ARSP team will deploy to other mining companies and in different sectors of the national economy to ensure compliance with the Law on Subcontracting.
The Director General of the ARSP stressed the importance of enforcing the laws and working within the vision of President Tshisekedi, which aims to lead the Congo towards the long-awaited economic independence.
This compliance control initiative aims to guarantee fairness and transparency in subcontracting processes by favoring Congolese companies. It thus contributes to strengthening the country’s economic sector and promoting national development.
As part of this mission, the ARSP is responsible for collecting key information on subcontracting contracts, shareholders of subcontracting companies and business opportunities for Congolese entrepreneurs. This information will be used to assess the compliance of companies and to promote the development of local economic players.
In conclusion, the compliance control in Lualaba companies by the ARSP constitutes an important step in the promotion of the Congolese economy. By enforcing the Law on Subcontracting, ARSP inspectors contribute to creating a fair and transparent environment, favorable to the development of Congolese companies and the economic independence of the country.