**Fatshimetrie: UDPS MPs and Allies Discuss the Composition of Parliamentary Committees**
At the heart of current political issues in the Democratic Republic of Congo is the crucial issue of the composition of standing parliamentary committees. In this regard, a group of national MPs elected on the UDPS list of Félix Tshisekedi and his allies recently met with Vital Kamerhe, President of the National Assembly, to discuss this fundamental issue.
This meeting between UDPS MPs and their allies and the President of the National Assembly aimed to present the group’s proposals regarding the composition of standing parliamentary committees as well as the formation of bureaus within the lower house of parliament. This is an essential step in the process of setting up the decision-making bodies of the National Assembly for the new parliamentary session.
During this important meeting, National MP Gilbert Kankonde Nkashama Wa Malamba highlighted the contribution nature of the proposals presented by the UDPS group and its allies. He stressed that these suggestions were in no way an imposition, but rather a way to participate constructively in the debate on the distribution of responsibilities within parliamentary committees.
The willingness of the group of elected MPs of the UDPS and its allies to actively contribute to the reflection on the distribution of committees and offices demonstrates a democratic and collaborative approach. It is crucial that all political sensitivities represented within the National Assembly can express their points of view and actively participate in building a harmonious functioning of the parliamentary institution.
The process of constituting the standing committees and the committee of wise men within the National Assembly is an essential element to ensure the smooth running of parliamentary work during this new session. The ongoing negotiations, both within the various political groups and in the assembly as a whole, reflect the importance of reaching a balanced consensus that is representative of the country’s political diversity.
Ultimately, the meeting between the UDPS deputies and their allies and the President of the National Assembly demonstrates the commitment of the various Congolese political forces to the democratic and transparent functioning of institutions. This desire to engage in dialogue and seek concerted solutions for the establishment of parliamentary bodies constitutes a significant step towards responsible and inclusive governance in the Democratic Republic of Congo.