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The Congolese Ministry of Finance announces the holding of a conference focusing on the country risk report of the Bloomfield investment corporation agency on Congo’s investment risk mapping. This conference-debate aims to create an environment conducive to investment and to improve economic growth in the DRC. The panels will allow debates to the key actors of the socio-economic environment of Congo and the debates promise to be exciting and constructive.
The General Inspectorate of Finance in the Democratic Republic of Congo has taken a new impetus under the leadership of Jules Alingete Key, who has launched a financial patrol to fight against corruption and embezzlement of public funds. Since 2020, government revenue mobilization has reached $10 billion, three times more than before. However, security instability and economic challenges in the region complicate the task of the IGF. Despite this, the organization and Key call for the mobilization of Congolese men and women in their fight against corruption for a better future for the country.
The Prime Minister of the DRC, Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, participated in the Summit for a new Global Financial Pact in Paris, aimed at strengthening access to long-term financing for sustainable development in cities and the world. More than 100 governments were present to restore fiscal space to indebted countries, encourage investment in green infrastructure and mobilize innovative financing for vulnerable countries. The participation of the DRC shows the Congolese government’s commitment to sustainable development and the fight against climate change.
Banking giant Standard Bank faces serious accusations of currency manipulation, threatening its credibility and trust with customers and investors. If these allegations turn out to be true, they will not only jeopardize the reputation of the bank, but also the economy of the entire country. The accusations go so far as to suggest that Standard Bank may be in opposition to the South African government and even guilty of treason. These serious accusations therefore require a thorough internal investigation and adequate regulatory action to maintain the integrity of the financial sector and protect the interests of customers and investors.
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