The 10th edition of Makutano, an international forum in the Democratic Republic of Congo, recently highlighted the significant impact of this platform on the Congolese and African economy. In the spotlight of many leaders, entrepreneurs and decision-makers, President Félix Tshisekedi highlighted the crucial importance of Makutano as a driver of fruitful partnerships and the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the country.
Indeed, this annual meeting, which positions itself as the leading business network in the DRC, has fostered the emergence of strategic collaborations and the opening of promising prospects for a large number of companies across the country. President Tshisekedi praised Makutano’s contribution to promoting entrepreneurship and trade in Central Africa, thus highlighting its key role in stimulating the economy and business growth.
More than just a forum, Makutano embodies a true catalyst for economic change in the DRC and asserts itself as an inspiring model for other African nations. Indeed, the speech of the Congolese Head of State put forward an ambitious vision of a “new pact” for the economy and entrepreneurship, likely to serve as a reference for the economic development of an entire continent.
Thus, the DRC’s renewed commitment to Makutano demonstrates its desire to contribute to Africa’s prosperity. President Tshisekedi stressed the importance of strengthened regional cooperation to address current economic challenges and promote sustained and balanced growth across the continent.
Beyond speeches and commitments, Makutano appears to be a key player in economic growth in the DRC, offering concrete opportunities for business development and the promotion of innovation. This annual event is therefore of capital importance in building a prosperous, dynamic Africa that is firmly united in its quest for economic development.
In conclusion, Makutano positions itself as an essential lever for growth and economic transformation in the DRC and potentially on a continental scale. Its central role in promoting investment, innovation and the growth of SMEs makes it a major event in the Congolese and African economic landscape, and demonstrates the collective desire to build a prosperous future for all.