Fatshimetrie is hosting a major event starting this Monday, December 9: the general assembly of state-owned companies in the DRC. This is a major initiative aimed at transforming public companies into a key driver of growth and development in the country.
Bringing together diverse stakeholders from all walks of life, this five-day event aims to diagnose the problems facing most state-owned companies. This general assembly is a unique opportunity to assess the challenges and opportunities that arise, in order to revitalize these entities and increase their contribution to the state budget.
Under the leadership of the Minister of Portfolio, Jean Lucien Busa, the ambition is clear: to make these companies more efficient, more effective, and to make them key players in the country’s economic and social development. The official opening of this crucial event will be chaired by the Head of State, thus symbolizing the importance and attention given to this strategic sector.
The theme of this general assembly, “Making State Portfolio Enterprises a Powerful Lever for Economic Growth and Social Development in the DRC”, reveals the ambition and challenges of this meeting. Divided into six panels, the debates and discussions will focus on key aspects such as governance, financial performance, human resources management, innovation and competitiveness.
Beyond simple reflection, this general assembly represents a real commitment to transforming the public sector into a lever for sustainable growth. By encouraging transparency, accountability and efficiency, this event aims to create an environment conducive to the emergence of prosperous and sustainable businesses, beneficial to the entire Congolese society.
Ultimately, this general assembly of State Portfolio Enterprises in the DRC is a unique opportunity to rethink and reinvent the role of these entities in the country’s development. By combining political ambitions, technical expertise and strategic vision, this event could mark a major turning point in the economic history of the Democratic Republic of Congo.