On the occasion of the Muslim festival of Eid el-Kebir, also known as Tabaski, President Félix Tshisekedi participated in a memorable celebration at the Palais du Peuple. The event, of great importance for the Muslim community of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), was marked by moments of prayer and sharing, symbolizing unity and fraternity.
As guest of honor at this religious celebration, President Tshisekedi sent a strong message of peace and unity to the faithful present. He stressed the importance of putting an end to internal conflicts and divisions which hinder the development and flourishing of Muslims in the DRC. Through his words imbued with wisdom and tolerance, the Head of State called for harmony and solidarity within the national community.
Alongside President Tshisekedi, many political and religious figures gathered to mark this symbolic event. The presence of the President of the National Assembly, Vital Kamerhe, and the Minister of State in charge of the Environment, Ève Bazaiba, reinforced the unifying character of this celebration.
This Eid el-Kebir was of particular importance in a historical context marked by past tensions and violence. Recalling the unrest that occurred during previous religious celebrations, President Tshisekedi highlighted the need to preserve peace and unity within the Muslim community of the DRC. This invitation to harmony and mutual understanding is essential to building a harmonious and prosperous future for all the country’s citizens.
In conclusion, the participation of President Félix Tshisekedi in the celebration of Eid el-Kebir at the Palais du Peuple testifies to his commitment to interreligious dialogue and national cohesion. By calling for unity and peace, the Head of State offered a message of hope and reconciliation that resonates beyond confessional borders, thus helping to strengthen the bonds of solidarity and mutual respect within of Congolese society.