DRC: President Félix Tshisekedi announces the creation of a commission for a new constitution adapted to the country’s realities
On Wednesday, the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Félix Tshisekedi, announced the establishment of a commission to draft a new constitution starting next year. This initiative aims to address the specific needs of the Congolese nation and modernize the country’s institutional framework.
In his statement, President Tshisekedi emphasized the importance of a constitution that reflects the deep aspirations of the Congolese people and takes into account the social, economic, and political changes the DRC has experienced over the years. This constitutional reform aims to improve governance, strengthen democratic institutions, and provide sustainable solutions to the challenges facing the country.
The creation of this commission marks a crucial step in the political history of the DRC. President Tshisekedi called on all sectors of society to actively participate in this process to ensure that the new constitution results from a national consensus, respecting the values and cultural specificities of the Congolese people.
This constitutional reform project demonstrates President Tshisekedi’s determination to modernize the legal and institutional framework of the country while reinforcing the rule of law and democracy.
