Fatshimetrie, October 18, 2024 – It was under a radiant sun that the long-awaited inauguration of the airline “ADN Travel” took place in Gemena, Sud-Ubangi province, in the northwest of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The event brought together an enthusiastic crowd who came to celebrate the arrival of this air service that promises to open up the province and boost its development.
During the inauguration ceremony, the national deputy and general manager of ADN Travel, Alfred Nzondomiyo Dibandi, expressed his gratitude to the provincial governor and the entire team for the warm welcome they received. He stressed the importance of this project for the development of the region, which has long been landlocked in terms of aviation. With the establishment of two flights per week linking Gemena to Libenge and Zongo, this initiative opens up new economic and social prospects for the local population.
The Vice-Governor of Sud-Ubangi, Jean-René Galekwa, also spoke to welcome the arrival of the airline and thank the national deputy Nzondomiyo for his commitment to the development of the province. He invited the inhabitants of the region to support this enterprise and to get involved in its success, stressing the importance of unity and collective work to progress.
The presence of deputies from Kinshasa and other provinces to attend this inauguration testifies to the interest generated by this innovative project. After the visit of the aircraft by the local and customary authorities, the delegation returned to the capital in an atmosphere of satisfaction and optimism about the future prospects offered by the arrival of the airline “ADN Travel”.
In conclusion, this day will remain etched in memories as the beginning of a new era for Gemena and its region, with the promise of increased development, new opportunities for the inhabitants and an opening to the outside world. The advent of “ADN Travel” marks a historic turning point in the history of the province of Sud-Ubangi and raises hope for a prosperous and harmonious future for all its inhabitants.