Many hot topics arouse the interest of readers today. One of them is the descent of the Ministers of State for Budget and Finance to Kaniama Kasese. This visit marks the first time that members of the government have visited this site since it was taken over by General Kasongo Kabwik.
The objective of this visit was to see for themselves the work carried out by this service of general interest. Ministers Aimé Boji and Nicolas Kazadi were thus able to closely observe the transformation brought about by this service, which aims to reintegrate and train young people in difficulty, by converting them into active workers in society.
Minister Boji justified this visit by stating that they wanted to see with their own eyes the results obtained by the national service, to which resources have been granted. He also expressed his impression in front of everything that happens on the site.
His counterpart, the Minister of Finance, was also impressed by the quality of the work accomplished. He pointed out that this service goes beyond the simple production of corn, but that it creates a complete ecosystem. In addition to food production, the national service constructs buildings, schools and provides other services. He insisted on the importance of supporting this kind of experience and multiplying initiatives across the country.
It should be noted that the harvest season is coming to an end at the time of the visit of the ministers, but most of the production is being evacuated to the centers of consumption. National service administrators have stressed that their priority is to help the men and women in uniform, as well as their families.
This trip by the ministers testifies to the government’s commitment to the transformation of Congolese youth and to the fight against social exclusion. The National Service, led by General Kasongo Kabwik, has thus become a key player in this transformation.
In conclusion, the visit of the Ministers of State for Budget and Finance to Kaniama Kasese shows their interest in the work carried out by the national service. They were impressed by the results obtained and underlined the importance of continuing to support this type of initiative for the training and reintegration of young people in difficulty