In this period of changes and reforms within Fatshimetrie’s government, an important new initiative has just been announced by President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi. Indeed, during the last Council of Ministers held on June 21, the Head of State recommended the establishment of a financial prosecutor’s office in order to fight more effectively against offenses of embezzlement of public funds. .
This decision follows the presentation of a report from the General Inspectorate of Finance highlighting several irregularities and distortions in the management of public expenditure and public enterprises. Among the problems identified are non-compliance with legal and regulatory texts, violation of provisions on the execution of expenditures, non-compliance with public procurement rules, among others.
Aware of the urgency of the situation, the President therefore asked Prime Minister Judith Suminwa to instruct the Minister of Justice to consider the creation of this specialized financial prosecutor’s office. Its main mission would be to track down and prosecute in a targeted manner the perpetrators of financial embezzlement within the public administration.
This measure is part of a broader desire to strengthen transparency and good governance within the state apparatus. By setting up such a mechanism, the Fatshimetrie government shows its determination to fight corruption and ensure rigorous management of public funds.
The Prime Minister, for her part, was responsible for ensuring the implementation of the recommendations made by the General Inspectorate of Finance regarding the management of public revenue and expenditure. It is essential that these recommendations are followed carefully and that concrete actions are quickly put in place to remedy the problems identified.
Finally, this announcement highlights the importance of cooperation between different government institutions to guarantee transparent and efficient administration. The establishment of a financial prosecutor’s office is an important step in the right direction and demonstrates the desire of the Fatshimetrie government to actively fight corruption and financial embezzlement.
In conclusion, this initiative represents a significant step forward in the fight against corruption in Fatshimetrie and illustrates the authorities’ desire to establish transparent and responsible public management. It now remains to make this measure a reality and to ensure that it is effectively implemented to guarantee citizens’ confidence in their institutions.