To hold the electoral promises of the President of the Republic by profound reforms; clean up business climate; restore the authority of the state; fight against corruption; To identify the population, these are the challenges that await the new Prime Minister and on which he will be judged.
This is what emerges from the reflection published on Tuesday, May 21, 2019, by Claudel-André Lubaya, national deputy and elected of the province of Kananga.
For this national deputy, these reforms must be structural and focused in the political, economic and social spheres so as to consolidate the foundations of the rule of law.
The cleansing of the business climate should be accompanied by the recovery of the economy and the creation of wealth.
This will ultimately lead to the mobilization of 86.71 billion dollars as promised by the president during his election campaign.
The restoration of the state, in turn, requires the identification and total neutralization of all armed groups and their accomplices.
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Claudel Lubaya also believes that the fight against corruption is essential to create conditions for the refoundation of the state. It involves the active participation of everyone.
The population census, the latest challenge for the new prime minister, will serve as a tool for economic forecasting. It will allow the Congolese State to establish an identity card for each citizen. For at these days the number, the average age, the density of the population are imaginary.
Nadine FULA