The General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) plays a crucial role in supporting the measures taken by the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo to combat the high cost of living. At the heart of the country’s economic and social challenges, the effective implementation of these measures is essential to improve the purchasing power of the Congolese population.
In a context where Congolese households are facing increasing difficulties due to the constant increase in the prices of basic necessities, the initiatives taken by the Government aim to ease the household basket. The Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Economy, Daniel Mukoko Samba, presented a set of measures targeting nine imported products, including meat, poultry, fish, rice, sugar and other basic foodstuffs.
These measures, combined with efforts to stabilize the national currency against the US dollar, could have a significant impact on the daily lives of citizens. Daniel Mukoko Samba underlines the importance of these decisions to loosen the financial grip on Congolese households, while warning economic operators against any attempt to circumvent these measures.
The monitoring of the application of these measures is the responsibility of the General Inspectorate of Finance, which is committed to supporting the Government in the implementation of these economic reforms. Transparency and rigor in monitoring these measures are essential to ensure their effectiveness and positive impact on the population.
In conclusion, the fight against the high cost of living in the Democratic Republic of Congo requires close coordination between government authorities, regulatory bodies and economic actors. The General Inspectorate of Finance plays a key role in this process by ensuring compliance with the measures taken and contributing to the construction of a more stable and inclusive economy for all Congolese.