The launch of construction work on the southeast and southwest ring roads of the provincial city of Kinshasa constitutes a key moment for the development and urbanization of the Congolese capital. Under the leadership of President Félix Tshisekedi, this ambitious project aims to improve urban mobility and relieve congestion on the city’s arteries, thus contributing to the modernization of the city’s infrastructure.
This initiative, the result of the revisitation of the agreement signed between the DRC and the Group of Chinese Enterprises (GEC), represents a major step forward in the rebalancing of the country’s strategic partnerships. Indeed, by increasing investment in infrastructure and strengthening the DRC’s participation in development projects, the government is resolutely committed to a better future for its citizens.
The south-east and south-west ring roads of Kinshasa, under the supervision of the Congolese Agency for Major Works (ACGT), are part of a visionary five-year plan by the Head of State, aimed at providing the capital with infrastructure modern and efficient. These peripheral roads, of an impressive scale, will help to streamline motorway traffic and offer Kinshasa residents a more pleasant and secure living environment.
The governor of the city of Kinshasa, Daniel Bumba Lubaki, calls for civic support from residents, emphasizing the importance of respecting internationally recognized construction standards and ensuring the preservation of construction sites. It is crucial that citizens actively support this major project, thus demonstrating a high sense of citizenship and collective responsibility.
In conclusion, the construction of the southeast and southwest ring roads of Kinshasa marks a decisive step in the development of the Congolese capital. This major project, supported by a solid partnership between the DRC and the GEC, symbolizes the government’s commitment to improving infrastructure and the quality of life of residents. He also embodies President Félix Tshisekedi’s progressive vision for a modernized and prosperous Congo.