Angola and the DRC strengthen their economic cooperation thanks to a recent agreement. The second edition of the DRC – Angola economic forum closed with the resolution to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries. This decision was one of the highlights of the forum which was held in Luanda, the capital of Angola, for two days.
One of the direct consequences of this strengthening of cooperation is the growth of entrepreneurship in the DRC. Indeed, Congolese subcontracting companies have experienced a significant increase, going from 3,500 to more than 10,000. This increase testifies to the entrepreneurial momentum that crosses the country and the desire of economic actors to develop solid partnerships. with Angola.
In another vein, the National Competition Commission (CONAC) in the DRC recently benefited from training on the fundamental principles of competition law. This training workshop, organized by SENAREC, brought together around forty CONAC agents and executives in Kinshasa. This initiative aims to strengthen the skills and knowledge of commission members in competition law, in order to guarantee a more balanced and competitive economic environment in the DRC.
These recent developments demonstrate the importance given by the DRC to economic and competition issues. Strengthened cooperation with Angola opens new perspectives for the country’s economic development, while the training of CONAC members strengthens the legal and regulatory framework for competition in the DRC.
In short, this progress shows the DRC’s commitment to improving its economic environment and promoting healthy and fair competition. Collaboration with Angola and strengthening skills within CONAC are steps forward to stimulate economic growth and promote sustainable development in the DRC.