Félix Tshisekedi, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, was warmly welcomed in Kalemie, Tanganyika province, as part of his tour of Greater Katanga. Despite pouring rain, the local population turned out to attend his speech at the Maendeleo field. This demonstrates the enthusiasm and interest of the inhabitants for his actions and his commitment to the development of the region.
On the agenda of his visit, President Tshisekedi is to open the 11th session of the Conference of Provincial Governors. The theme chosen, “Strengthening provincial governance to ensure community cohesion, a key factor in the success of the Local Development Program of the 145 Territories (PDL-145T)”, is of paramount importance in the perspective of effective and inclusive governance at the local level.
In addition to this session, the Head of State also plans to chair the Provincial Security Council, the Higher Defense Council and the 24th Council of Ministers on site. These strategic meetings underline the commitment of the Tshisekedi administration to consolidate stability and security in the region, while promoting local development policies that meet the needs of the populations of all provinces.
The presence of President Tshisekedi in Kalemie is also an opportunity to strengthen ties with the local community, listen to their concerns and identify the challenges they face on a daily basis. This proximity and listening are essential to build a real dialogue between the central government and the provinces, thus promoting transparent and participatory governance.
In conclusion, Félix Tshisekedi’s visit to Kalemie is of significant importance in the context of his mission to unite and develop the entire Congolese territory. His commitment to effective governance, security and the well-being of citizens is reflected in concrete actions and proximity appreciated by the population. These meetings and exchanges are essential steps in building a better future for the Democratic Republic of Congo.