Kinshasa, September 30, 2024 – On this symbolic date marking the 26th anniversary of the Congolese Liberation Movement (MLC), a vision of peace and security is emerging for the future of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The words of MLC President Jean Pierre Bemba resonate as a call for unity and progress for all citizens of this country with immense wealth but multiple challenges.
At the heart of this vision, an ideal of sustainable development is emerging, guided by a fair distribution of resources and the desire to break down the obstacles that hinder the growth of the various Congolese provinces. Jean Pierre Bemba insists on the importance of training young people, giving them the tools they need to face the challenges of tomorrow and actively contribute to the positive transformation of the DRC.
The MLC President also highlights the imperative of strengthening the country’s human resources, an essential key to undertaking a deep and lasting reform. He emphasizes the importance of collective commitment for the good of the nation, expressed through the choice of freedom through struggle, its promotion and the defense of national unity and territorial integrity.
By paying tribute to the deceased members of his party, Jean Pierre Bemba places his speech in a perspective of memory and continuity, recalling the sacrifices made to build a better future for all Congolese. Within the Sacred Union of the Nation, the MLC embodies a dynamic political force, bringing together millions of members across the country and abroad, demonstrating its ability to mobilize and act for the common good.
Through the words and actions of Jean Pierre Bemba, a horizon of peace, security and prosperity is emerging for the Democratic Republic of Congo, thus giving new impetus to civic engagement and the construction of a fairer and more united society. In a complex and constantly changing context, this vision of the future invites everyone to mobilize and contribute, in their own way, to the growth and influence of this great Central African country.