Under the watchful eye of the deputies of the Provincial Assembly of Kinshasa, the September ordinary session was opened against a backdrop of major concerns regarding salary demands within the General Directorate of Revenue of Kinshasa (DGRK) and issues relating to the emoluments of municipal councilors. These subjects, crucial for the proper administrative functioning of the city, are at the heart of the debates and actions to be undertaken to guarantee a serene and equitable working environment.
During this last parliamentary session of the current year, the focus will be on crucial budgetary issues. Indeed, the deputies will have to examine and vote on draft edicts on the accountability of the city of Kinshasa for the 2023 financial year, as well as the draft edict on the budget for the year 2025. These essential steps in the management of public funds will ensure greater transparency and accountability in the financial management of the Congolese capital.
The strong presence of MP Nicolas Wemakoy and his commitment to strengthening the control of government actions and municipal services demonstrate the willingness of provincial elected officials to ensure the well-being of the inhabitants of Kinshasa. Indeed, by ensuring rigorous monitoring of budgets and financial projections, MPs affirm their role as budgetary authority and their responsibility towards the population of Kinshasa.
This parliamentary session, rich in issues and challenges, also leaves the door open to the inclusion of new items on the agenda. Among the items to be examined is the amended draft budget for the 2024 financial year, reflecting the need to adjust financial forecasts according to the realities and needs of the city.
In short, this parliamentary session in Kinshasa promises to be a key moment in local governance, where transparency, control and accountability will be at the heart of the debates to guarantee the development and well-being of the inhabitants of the Congolese capital.