The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, is preparing to undertake an official visit to the province of Haut-Uele, more precisely to Isiro, the capital of the said province. This announcement was made by Governor Jean Bakomito, during a recent inspection visit of the construction sites in progress, accompanied by the Deputy Minister of the Interior.
The presence of the Head of State in Isiro will be part of a working mission, marked by his participation in the Eucharistic celebration commemorating the 60th anniversary of Blessed Anuarite Nengapeta Marie-Clémentine. This religious event is of particular importance for the province of Haut-Uele and testifies to the spiritual and historical dimension of the region.
Preparations for the arrival of Félix Tshisekedi in Isiro are underway, with unwavering mobilization of the provincial authorities and the local population. Around 230 officials are expected for this meeting, which promises to be a highlight for the Haut-Uele region. Despite the logistical and organizational challenges, Governor Jean Bakomito Gambu wants to reassure about the smooth running of this event, emphasizing the province’s commitment to welcoming the President of the Republic in the best possible conditions.
This presidential visit to Isiro has a dual dimension, both political and symbolic. It demonstrates the attention paid by the Head of State to the different regions of the country and his desire to strengthen ties with local communities. By highlighting the figure of Blessed Anuarite Nengapeta Marie-Clémentine, a symbol of faith and resilience, this celebration presents itself as a moment of meditation and communion for the population of Haut-Uele.
In a context marked by major political and social issues, the presence of Félix Tshisekedi in Isiro underlines the importance of national cohesion and the promotion of humanist and religious values. By honoring the memory of Blessed Anuarite, the President of the Republic recalls the importance of unity and solidarity in building a more just and inclusive society.
In conclusion, Félix Tshisekedi’s visit to Isiro is a significant event for the Haut-Uele province and for the entire country. Beyond political considerations, it is a moment of sharing, contemplation and memory that is announced, underlining the attachment of the President of the Republic to the human and spiritual values that form the basis of Congolese society.