Africa
Africa: UCCA, the resolutions of the meeting of Kinshasa!
The 18 African Chargers’ Councils have all actively participated in the Kinshasa meeting from 13th to 15th June 2019 at Kimpinski River Congo Hotel. This work resulted in several resolutions revealed to the public at the closing ceremony.
Indeed, all these recommendations converge on the need for members to strengthen their collaboration and improve their logistical support capacities in the era of the establishment of the Continental Free Trade Area.
Main resolutions
Members of the Union of African Shippers’ Councils agreed among other things on:
1. to reiterate their commitments to work for the emergence of their respective economies, economic integration and the competitiveness of their respective countries at the global level;
2. the holding, next October, of the ninth day of the African Loaders, which will be a great meeting of importers and exporters;
3. take an active part in the effective implementation of the Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA);
4. pool efforts to ensure that the various Chargers Councils play a leading role in boosting African economies.
In fact, one of the major challenges for UCCA members is to have strong armaments like those of other continents. For this, they are committed to harmonizing views in the search for common interests.
« The goal of the CFTA is to achieve the industrialization of African countries. And this requires the establishment of a common strategy », said Patient Sayiba, Chairman of the Steering Committee of the meeting in Kinshasa and Director General of Ogefrem.
Therefore, he insisted, it is no longer easy to live in autarky, all African countries must come together, like the European Union and the United States.
Nadine FULA
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Prime Minister Ilunkamba has just authorized, on Monday, October 14, 2019, the Minister of Urban Planning and Housing Then Mwabilu and the Minister of State for International Cooperation Guillaume Manjolo to sign two orders.
This, after his visit to the site where the great Cultural and Artistic Centre of Central Africa will be built as well as the INA Buildings, the National Institute of Arts, where he ordered the resumption of work.
The first decree concerns the postponement of the decree of 14 October 2016 and the second concerns the decommissioning of a portion of land in favour of Sino-Congolese cooperation.
The Chinese company BEIJING URBAN CONSTRUCTION GROUP is in charge of building this large Centre for 30 months. The cost of the work is estimated at US$100 million.
After this visit to the field, the head of the Ilunga Ilunkamba Government himself presided over the signing ceremony of these two ministerial decrees for the implementation of the Chinese government’s donation to the DRC.
There was talk of ending the superposition of orders first by repealing the one that granted the same concession to Richesse Taylor.
It should be noted that the cultural and artistic centre, one of the largest in Central Africa, will constitute, according to the Minister of State for Cooperation Guillaume Mandjolo, an innovative source for the public treasury and restore the DRC’s position as a leader in the world of African culture.
This large Centre will be located between the triumphal boulevard and Assossa avenues, a few metres from the People’s Palace.
The construction of this important cultural building includes the large 2,000-seat theatre, the small 800-seat theatre, meeting rooms, the gymnasium and a car park.
Nadine FULA
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