On this day of June 4, 2024, the National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Congo is at the heart of the news with the information emanating from the plenary session led by President Vital Kamerhe. The latter revealed the main topics that will be discussed during the remaining 17 days of the current session, scheduled to end on June 15.
On the agenda of these priorities are crucial subjects for the functioning of the parliamentary institution. These include the establishment of parliamentary groups, standing committees and the committee of wise men. These structures play an essential role in the political and legislative life of the country by allowing collaborative and specialized work on various themes.
Another important item on the agenda is the examination and adoption of the budget of the National Assembly for the 2025 financial year. The financial management of the institution is a major issue to ensure its proper functioning and guarantee the transparency of public spending.
In addition, the National Assembly will have to consider the examination of the government’s program followed by its inauguration. This key moment marks the beginning of a new stage for the executive and engages the responsibility of parliamentarians in the monitoring and control of government actions.
Finally, the plenary will also address the examination of the indictment of the Attorney General at the Court of Cassation for the purposes of investigation. This judicial step underlines the importance of respecting the rule of law and the fight against impunity, the foundations of a healthy and equitable democracy.
In the interests of transparency and efficiency, the President of the National Assembly, Vital Kamerhe, led the session with great speed, thus demonstrating his desire to advance the debates in a constructive and dynamic manner. This session therefore promises to be rich in issues and discussions that are essential for the political and institutional future of the Democratic Republic of Congo.