The meeting between representatives of the caucuses of national deputies and the Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Judith Suminwa Tuluka, this Friday, June 7, 2024, is of crucial importance in the run-up to the plenary session at the Assembly national marking the inauguration of the new government.
Discussions during this meeting focused on essential subjects, notably the development of the provinces of the DRC. National elected officials took this opportunity to express their expectations and formulate recommendations to be integrated into the future government program.
Guy Mafuta Kabongo, president of the caucus of Kasai deputies, underlined the importance of the support of national elected officials for the Prime Minister and her government. He highlighted the need to invest in this new team to respond to the multiple and complex challenges facing the country.
During these discussions, which lasted more than four hours, road infrastructure, provincial connectivity and security emerged as major concerns of national deputies. These crucial issues require particular attention to ensure the development and stability of the country.
The Prime Minister’s willingness to take into account the recommendations and wishes of national elected officials is a positive signal of her determination to work for the well-being of the population and the prosperity of the DRC.
Ultimately, this meeting demonstrates the collaboration between the different government authorities and the efforts made to meet the challenges that stand on the path to national development. It is essential that this dynamic continues and that concrete actions are taken to meet the legitimate aspirations of the Congolese people.