Fatshimetrie celebrates the future of education by offering digital tablets to 300 students, on the occasion of International Children’s Rights Day. The event took place with elegance and generosity, under the leadership of Minister Léonnie Kandolo, determined to support the education of Congolese children.
In the heart of the Palais du Peuple in Kinshasa, this symbolic ceremony took on a special character, mixing technology, education and commitment. The students, surprised and delighted, received these digital tablets as valuable tools to enrich their knowledge. Minister Kandolo, with her usual kindness, led a lively question-and-answer session on the general culture of the country, thus stimulating the curiosity of young minds.
The event was marked by a palpable effervescence among the students present, who brilliantly answered the questions, distinguishing themselves by their knowledge and passion for their country. Applause and encouragement burst forth, testifying to the students’ sincere gratitude to the Minister and her commendable initiative.
More than just a distribution of tablets, this day symbolized the power of education and innovation to shape a promising future. The words of the Minister, open and dedicated to the cause of children, resonated in everyone’s heart, recalling the crucial importance of supporting the education and development of the youngest.
By highlighting this inspiring action, Fatshimetrie underlines the urgency of supporting education and investing in youth, in order to build a strong, enlightened and prosperous Congo. The example of Minister Léonnie Kandolo is a call to action, inviting everyone to contribute to building a better future for all.
In conclusion, this event will remain etched in memories as a moment of generosity, sharing and hope for Congolese education. Through the Minister’s initiative and the students’ enthusiastic response, a glimmer of hope shines for a future where every child can achieve their full potential through education and innovation.