The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo has taken a major step in the fight against terrorism by adopting the bill ratifying the African Union Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Terrorism. This decision, taken at the seventeenth meeting of the Council of Ministers under the leadership of President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, is of major importance in the current global context marked by the terrorist threat.
The ratification of this convention will allow the DRC to strengthen its cooperation with other African countries in the fight against terrorism. Indeed, it is essential that the countries of the continent join forces to face this threat that knows no borders. The African Union Convention provides a solid legal framework to coordinate actions against terrorism and to ensure an effective and concerted response.
It should be noted that the ratification of this convention is the result of a long process initiated by the Congolese government. The adoption of the bill ratifying the ordinance-law authorizing this ratification demonstrates the political will of the Congolese authorities to work for security and stability in the region. This initiative is in line with the actions undertaken by the government to combat terrorism and protect citizens against this threat.
Furthermore, the ratification of this convention will allow the DRC to comply with its international commitments in the fight against terrorism. By ratifying this text, the country strengthens its credibility on the international scene and shows its determination to actively contribute to peace and security in the region.
In conclusion, the adoption of the bill ratifying the African Union Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Terrorism by the Congolese government is a significant step forward in the fight against this global threat. This decision shows the country’s commitment to cooperate with other African nations to strengthen security and stability in the region.