At the heart of educational developments in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a project of considerable importance is taking shape: the upcoming inauguration of a modern printing press in Kinshasa, planned by the commander of the National Service, Major General Jean-Pierre Kasongo Kabwik. This announcement is part of an approach aimed at supporting free education, an essential pillar in the development of Congolese youth.
During a speech in the presence of the Head of State in Lubumbashi, Major General Kabwik announced the project to establish a modern printing press in N’sele, as well as an industry for making military and police uniforms. This initiative aims to meet the growing needs for school textbooks, while contributing to the professionalization of the DRC’s armed forces and police.
The National Service, under the leadership of President Félix Tshisekedi, is committed to modernizing its facilities to support Congolese youth in their educational and professional development. By revitalizing its activities, the National Service intends to offer young people opportunities for learning and professional integration, while cultivating fundamental civic and patriotic values.
This initiative is part of a broader vision of development and support for Congolese youth. By establishing modern infrastructure and promoting access to education, the National Service actively contributes to building a better future for the country.
Major General Jean-Pierre Kasongo Kabwik clearly expressed his determination to carry out this project, emphasizing the importance of an integrated and concerted approach to support the development of the DRC. He also wanted to denounce the attacks aimed at discrediting the National Service, recalling its primary vocation to train and support Congolese youth in an environment conducive to their development.
In these times of change and challenges, the erection of a modern printing house in Kinshasa represents a significant step towards a promising educational and professional future for Congolese youth. This initiative illustrates the National Service’s commitment to supporting free education and offering future prospects to an entire generation. The development of the DRC requires the education and training of its youth, and this modern printing project is a concrete and inspiring testimony to this.