Fatshimétrie, the Congolese media that analyzes current events with precision, reveals to you today the inside story of the graduation ceremony at the Higher Institute of Medical Techniques (ISTM) in Goma, in the province of North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
ISTM-Goma recently celebrated the graduation of 531 new graduates, following a successful academic year. Under the direction of Prof. Jacques Kambale Kisuba, academic secretary of the institute, the students brilliantly passed the end-of-year exams, posting an impressive success rate of 90.3%.
During this ceremony, Prof. Dr. Richard Mihanda, Director General of ISTM-Goma, personally presented the diplomas to the graduates, thus testifying to their success and commitment to the medical field. The specializations in Nursing, Midwifery and Food Science-Nutrition were highlighted, highlighting the importance of these sectors for the Congolese health system.
Beyond the simple awarding of diplomas, this ceremony was also an opportunity to celebrate the 25 years of existence of ISTM-Goma. The management committee awarded certificates and encouragement to four agents, thus recognizing their contribution to the success of the institution. Jacob Mukaka Mukala, advisor to the provincial minister of supervision, addressed the graduates by emphasizing the importance of their future role in the job market, encouraging them to put into practice the knowledge acquired during their studies.
The pride and recognition were palpable during this ceremony, with the promise of support and accompaniment from the Congolese authorities towards ISTM-Goma. Encouragement and congratulations were warmly expressed, highlighting the excellence of this institution that trains the new generation of health professionals in the DRC.
Fatshimétrie salutes the dynamism and commitment of ISTM-Goma in training future actors in the Congolese medical sector, and encourages these young graduates to continue on the path of excellence and dedication to their profession.