Fatshimetrie, October 18, 2024 – A crucial meeting was held today at the headquarters of the Provincial Assembly of Kinshasa, highlighting a key step in the preparation for the submission of the finance law. The urban authority and provincial deputies of Kinshasa met to discuss the various issues and expectations of the population with a view to developing the budget of the Congolese capital for the 2025 financial year.
During this working session, the Governor of Kinshasa, Daniel Bumba, stressed the importance of this collaboration and the integration of the demands of elected officials into the budgetary process. He highlighted the commitment of all stakeholders to solving the challenges facing the population of Kinshasa, based on the unity and vision of the Head of State. This cooperation between the urban executive and the Provincial Assembly is essential to guarantee the well-being of the city’s inhabitants.
It should be noted that the city of Kinshasa plays a crucial role as a reflection of the entire Democratic Republic of Congo. Its development directly impacts that of the other provinces of the country. Thus, the establishment of a budget that meets the needs of the capital is of paramount importance for the entire country and its inhabitants.
The meeting between the urban authority and the provincial deputies is part of the budget session of the Provincial Assembly of Kinshasa. This meeting allowed the various actors to discuss the priorities and directions to be taken for the coming year. Governor Bumba reaffirmed the commitment of the urban executive to work together with the deputies to ensure a balanced budget that meets the needs of the population.
In conclusion, the collaboration between the urban authority and the Provincial Assembly of Kinshasa is of crucial importance for the development of the Congolese capital. By working together, political actors can work to improve the living conditions of the inhabitants and the prosperity of the city. This meeting marks an important step towards achieving these common objectives and demonstrates the commitment of local officials to best serve the general interest.