At a meeting of the Political Bureau of the Arep party, chaired by Guy Loando Mboyo, important statements were made, arousing keen interest and reflections within the Congolese political sphere.
The party expressed its support for the idea launched by President Félix Tshisekedi of an objective reflection aimed at improving the constitutional rules established in 2006. This proposal is seen as an opportunity to rethink the legal foundations of the country, in a constantly evolving political and social context. Arep insists on the importance of preserving the right of the Congolese people to freely decide their future, by adapting the rules according to the current needs of the nation.
Furthermore, the party affirms its categorical refusal of all attempts to hinder the freedom of the Congolese people to debate and evolve democratically. This position highlights Arep’s commitment to a participatory and transparent democracy, where every citizen has a say in shaping the destiny of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Furthermore, Arep emphasizes the importance of the basic needs of the Congolese population, such as access to drinking water, electricity, quality health care, education, security, and efficient infrastructure. These demands reflect the party’s concern for the well-being of the people and its desire to promote harmonious and equitable development throughout the country.
By presenting the political weight of the party, with its deputies, senators, governors, and other influential members, Arep displays its desire to play an active and constructive role in the country’s political and social decisions. This assertion of power reinforces Arep’s legitimacy and influence within the Congolese political arena.
In summary, the statements of the Arep Political Bureau highlight its progressive vision, its commitment to participatory democracy, and its aspirations to actively contribute to improving the living conditions of Congolese citizens. These positions mark an important step in the political landscape of Congo, and underline the importance of an open and constructive dialogue to build a promising future for all.