On this historic day, the President of the Republic presided over the inauguration of the new administrative building of the autonomous agency of the Central Bank of Congo in Kalemie, in the province of Tanganyika.
This event marks a significant step in the development of the region and demonstrates the government’s commitment to improving the working conditions of its employees. The building, designed to provide a functional and modern environment, is the result of a strategic vision aimed at strengthening the efficiency of the autonomous agency of the BCC.
In her inaugural speech, the Governor of the BCC, Marie France Malangu, stressed the importance of this project for the Central Bank and for the city of Kalemie. She recalled that the construction of this building was a response to the growing needs of the agency following the disengagement of the Commercial Bank of Congo in 2016.
Marie-France Malangu Kabedi also highlighted the crucial role of the provincial entities of the BCC in the proper functioning of the institution. These agencies, spread across the country, contribute to ensuring the liquidity needed to support economic and financial activities.
In parallel with this inauguration, President Tshisekedi also demonstrated his commitment to the health sector by inaugurating the Mutowa health center. This gesture underlines the importance given to improving health infrastructure in remote areas of the country.
In addition, the visit to the construction site of the new Kalemie courthouse, financed by Sweden and carried out by UNDP, demonstrates the government’s desire to strengthen access to justice and ensure an efficient and transparent judicial system.
In conclusion, these initiatives mark an important step towards the economic and social development of the province of Tanganyika. The inauguration of the new BCC administrative building and related projects illustrate the government’s commitment to creating an environment conducive to the growth and well-being of Congolese citizens.