The recent working session between Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka and the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) marked a crucial turning point in the management of public finances in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This strategic meeting was an opportunity for both parties to discuss issues related to the country’s economic situation, with a focus on revenue mobilization, the management of public institutions and enterprises, as well as measures to be taken to ensure the viability of the draft finance law for the 2025 financial year.
The General Inspectorate of Finance occupies a central place in the public finance control and audit system, ensuring the proper management of resources and the transparency of financial operations. The contribution of the IGF to government action is of capital importance in ensuring the effectiveness of budgetary policies and the fight against corruption.
During this meeting, Jules Alingete Key, Head of Service at the IGF, underlined the institution’s commitment to supporting the government in the implementation of the 2025 budget. By focusing on the rationalization of public expenditure and the mobilization of revenue, the IGF intends to play a key role in the proper execution of the budget and in the promotion of a more dynamic national economy.
The Prime Minister, for her part, expressed her willingness to work closely with the IGF to strengthen public finance management and improve the performance of public enterprises. This political will illustrates the government’s determination to establish solid and transparent economic governance, favorable to the sustainable development of the country.
The draft finance law for the 2025 financial year, presented by Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka, constitutes a crucial step in the country’s budgetary planning. With a budget of nearly 50 billion Congolese francs, this project reflects the government’s ambitions in terms of economic recovery and the fight against poverty.
In a context marked by major economic challenges, the collaboration between the government and the IGF is of strategic importance to guarantee the financial stability of the country and ensure a peaceful future for future generations. This working session is therefore part of an approach of transparency, responsibility and efficiency, aimed at placing the DRC on the path to sustainable and equitable economic development.
In conclusion, the meeting between Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka and the General Inspectorate of Finance demonstrates the common desire of both parties to work together to meet the country’s economic challenges and to work for rigorous management of public finances.This dynamic of collaboration is essential to guarantee the prosperity and well-being of the Congolese population, by establishing responsible and transparent financial practices.