The scene was solemn and filled with palpable anticipation when Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka addressed members of the National Assembly to present her ambitious economic development program for the next five years. In an atmosphere charged with hope and enthusiasm, she outlined the broad outlines of her vision for a united, secure and prosperous Congo.
From the start of her speech, Judith Suminwa clearly outlined the fundamental objectives of her government, developed in close collaboration with the President of the Republic, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo. She highlighted the six key commitments that will guide their actions: job creation, industrialization of the country, national cohesion, stability of the national currency, protection of the territory and security of the population.
By emphasizing the need to consolidate the achievements of the first presidential term and lay the foundations for an emerging Congo, the Prime Minister demonstrated her determination to drive sustainable development in the country. His urgent appeal to MPs to quickly invest the government in order to start work as quickly as possible reveals a keen sense of urgency and action.
Furthermore, Judith Suminwa underlined the importance of an effective partnership between the National Assembly and the government to carry out the reforms necessary for the construction of a modern and resilient Congo. His request for support for the government’s inauguration demonstrates a strong desire for collaboration and cohesion within the parliamentary majority.
By taking care to articulate her speech around the aspirations of the population and the challenges to be met, the Prime Minister succeeded in transmitting a message of unity, responsibility and commitment to the Congolese people. His presentation before the National Assembly marks the beginning of a new chapter for the Congo, a chapter where challenges will be met together, with determination and perseverance.
In conclusion, the presentation of the economic development program by Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka marks a crucial step in the march towards a prosperous and united Congo. His speech, full of vision, commitment and urgency, suggests a promising future for the country. The success of this enterprise relies on the close collaboration between the government and the National Assembly, a collaboration necessary to realize the aspirations of a people and build a better future for all.