Le CSND goes :

1. Opening up horizons and promoting the DRC: changing the current negative image of an epicentre of high-risk, low-return business opportunities into a positive image of a unique investment location, by encouraging people to position themselves in the various economic sectors (primary sector for the direct exploitation of natural resources; secondary sector for the raw materials processing industry and the tertiary sector for the service industries),
2. Generate a mass of reliable/credible information (on savings: productivity and output of the Provinces and Decentralised Administrative Entities ''DAEs''; on access to services available in the Administration, etc.). public, judicial, fiscal, migratory, etc.); contribute to improving the quality of these services with a view to placing the country in a position to attract public and private investment,
3. Focusing attention on the strategic position of the DRC in the overall development of the various regional economic pacts (ECOWAS, COMESA, SADC, EAC, CEPGL, EEAC, etc.), supported by the policy of economic, political, socio-cultural integration, etc.
4. Identify mega-projects of strategic interest and facilitate their access to financing on better terms,
5. Encourage all those who have great ambitions (those who know how to dream and make others dream) to express them and make them a reality.
6. Promote and trigger targeted direct investment (foreign/international, national and diaspora) to boost key sectors of the economy that have suffered as a result of poor management or insecurity due to tensions, conflicts, recurring wars, etc,
7. Encourage the opening up of a competitive economic and financial system that is accessible to the promoters of projects that are transforming our socio-economic ecosystems,
8. To align the economies of the 26 Provinces on successive projections that promote the integration of the country's economy; to give a chance to the emergence of a diversified economy, because it has diversified resources and many unexploited assets,
9. Reversing the prisms of the inexplicable paradox of the DRC: a country with enormous potential (immense human and natural resources) on the one hand and on the other atThe extreme poverty in which most of the population lives.
10. To offer the government a platform from which to provide opportunities for regional initiatives to build better infrastructure and other regional profit centres; job creation, services that also broaden the tax base; in short, to drive economic development,
11. Giving people a sense of direction and confidence in their leadership,
12. To encourage informed debate, to seek benchmarks, to identify and promote geniuses in different fields, to tackle the most complex sciences and to ensure that the best among us occupy strategic positions in public and private administration, and so hope for efficient results,
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