The research strategy of the CEO of the ARSP, Miguel Kashal, has borne fruit: according to a recent survey published by Les Points, he is among the personalities who greatly contributed to the re-election of President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi. It even occupies third place in this prestigious list, with a favorable opinion rate of 64%.
His desire to convince youth and entrepreneurs to support the Head of State for his second term was a determining factor in this success. Throughout the electoral campaign, Miguel Kashal traveled the country to promote the law on subcontracting and raise awareness among economic players. In particular, he organized extension days in many towns, such as Kasumbalesa and Kolwezi, in order to show the importance of subcontracting in the economic development of the country.
The CEO of the ARSP underlined that the first mandate of President Tshisekedi had laid the foundations for an important reform in the subcontracting sector, in particular by restoring the role of the ARSP as guarantor of the markets and arbiter conflicts. For his second term, he plans to consolidate these reforms and strengthen the role of Congolese entrepreneurs in the execution of contracts concluded with the main companies.
Miguel Kashal has also worked actively to mobilize young people and entrepreneurs, particularly in the new technology, brewing, civil aviation and construction sectors. He organized meetings and interventions throughout the country, going from Goma in North Kivu to Kikwit in Kwilu, via Mbuji-Mayi in Kasai-Oriental. Its objective was to create a true Congolese middle class and stimulate economic growth through entrepreneurship.
These efforts were rewarded by the massive support of the Congolese population, who decided to grant a second term to President Tshisekedi. The vision and work of Miguel Kashal played a key role in this electoral victory and demonstrate his talent as a political strategist and mobilizer.
In conclusion, Miguel Kashal, as CEO of the ARSP, was an essential actor in the re-election of President Tshisekedi. His ability to convince youth and entrepreneurs to support the Head of State, as well as his commitment to promoting subcontracting, were determining factors in this electoral victory. His hard work and vision for the country’s economic development are testament to his talent as a political strategist and mobilizer.