**Fatshimetrie: IGF raises awareness among students of Bolingani technical high school on the fight against corruption**
On Friday, November 22, 2024, the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) opened its doors to students of Bolingani technical high school, with the aim of raising awareness among these young people on the challenges of the fight against corruption and anti-values in public management in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
During this guided tour, more than a hundred students were welcomed by the general inspectors and heads of the IGF tax revenue and public expenditure brigades. On the program: explanations on the functioning of the financial brigades, the procedures during field missions, and the importance of eradicating fraud. The students were thus able to understand the need to enforce the law and embody values of integrity to build a better future for the DRC.
Nicolas Muhiya, Inspector General of Finance, stressed the importance of educating young people on these crucial issues. He recalled that youth are the foundation of society and that their commitment to the fight against corruption is essential for the future of the country. Students were thus encouraged to integrate these values from now on to become agents of change in the future.
The principal of Bolingani High School, Sister Marie-Chantal Nsimba, expressed her gratitude to the IGF for this educational initiative. She stressed the importance of allowing young people to become immersed in these issues from an early age, so that they become responsible and engaged citizens.
Jules Alingete Key, Inspector General of Finance and Head of Department, highlighted the challenges posed by corruption and the importance of good governance for the development of the country. He stressed the need for future generations to demonstrate integrity and respect for public funds to fight against this scourge and allow the DRC to move forward.
By investing in young people and raising their awareness now about the challenges of corruption, the IGF is committed to building a better future for the DRC. This initiative is part of the IGF’s vision for 2024, which focuses on integrating young people into the fight against corruption. By educating and training the country’s future leaders, the IGF is helping to lay the foundations for more transparent and accountable governance in the years to come.
In conclusion, this visit by the IGF to the Bolingani Technical High School marks an important step in raising awareness among young people about the challenges of the fight against corruption. By educating and training future citizens and leaders, the IGF is helping to build a more just and prosperous Congo for all.