**Volunteers of the Armed Defense Reserve: A Step Towards Engaged Citizenship**
Since last Thursday, a team from the Armed Defense Reserve (RAD) has been deployed to Bukavu for a mission to identify and train volunteers engaged in homeland defense, marking a significant milestone in strengthening civic and patriotic commitment within the population.
Colonel Soupir Malumba, the interim director of RAD, emphasized the importance of this initiative to raise awareness, mobilize, and train volunteers to actively participate in national defense. The objective is to cultivate a culture of resilience and solidarity by educating citizens on the value of defending their homeland.
In a time where citizenship faces significant challenges to the country’s stability, involving volunteers in national defense is crucial. By empowering volunteers, known as Wazalendo, the RAD enhances social cohesion and nurtures a sense of national belonging.
The volunteers’ commitment highlights the indispensable role of civilians in safeguarding their homeland and maintaining peace. As reservists, they stand ready to support the armed forces when needed, thereby augmenting the nation’s defense capabilities.
The establishment of the RAD and the training of volunteers underscore a governmental focus on fostering citizen engagement and collective security. By engaging citizens in national defense, the government encourages a sense of shared responsibility to combat societal threats.
In conclusion, the mission of the Armed Defense Reserve volunteers exemplifies the significance of citizen engagement in building a more unified and resilient society. By training Wazalendo, the RAD paves the way for a new citizenship model based on collective involvement in homeland protection.
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