Fatshimetrie: Quarterly review of the government led by Judith Suminwa Tuluka
Since her inauguration as head of the National Assembly, the government led by Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka has been the subject of expectations and numerous analyses by Congolese citizens. Nearly four months after coming to power, the time has come for the members of this team to take stock.
President Félix Tshisekedi, guarantor of the proper functioning of institutions and the well-being of the population, has initiated a quarterly evaluation of government actions. This approach aims to guarantee the effectiveness of decisions taken during Council of Ministers meetings and to ensure that the instructions and recommendations of the Head of State are followed rigorously.
During the twentieth meeting of the Council of Ministers, Félix Tshisekedi announced the start of this evaluation as early as November 2024. He clearly indicated that consequences would be drawn for members of the government who had not met the expectations of the population. This desire to hold ministers accountable is part of an approach of transparency and accountability to citizens.
The Head of State recalled the terms of his communication during the first meeting of the Council of Ministers, emphasizing the importance of the effectiveness of government action and the need to guarantee good performance of everyone in the service of the nation. This quarterly evaluation should make it possible to measure the progress made by the government and identify areas requiring improvement.
The government’s program, based on the six commitments announced by Félix Tshisekedi during his inauguration, aims to meet the priority needs of the Congolese population. Job creation, protection of purchasing power, security of populations, diversification of the economy, access to basic social services and improvement of public services are all key objectives for the current mandate.
The cost of the government’s action program for the next five years is estimated at a considerable amount, reflecting the scale of the challenges to be met. This quarterly assessment marks a turning point in the country’s governance, underlining President Tshisekedi’s commitment to transparency, accountability and the effectiveness of public action.
In conclusion, the quarterly assessment of the government led by Judith Suminwa Tuluka represents a crucial step in the consolidation of institutions and the improvement of governance in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It will ensure greater effectiveness of government actions and meet the legitimate expectations of the population in terms of development and social well-being.