DRC: President Félix Tshisekedi breathes new life into Congo Airways, guaranteeing the safety and serenity of national travel

The national civil aviation company, Congo Airways, announces the effective resumption of its activities, marking a major turning point in the Congolese aviation sector. This visionary initiative is the result of efforts deployed by President Félix Tshisekedi, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to the well-being and safety of the Congolese population.

According to the company’s statements, the main mission of this resumption of activities is to ensure the safe and serene movement of the population throughout the country.

This step aligns with the government’s desire to guarantee a reliable and accessible air transport network for all citizens.

President Félix Tshisekedi played a central role in this endeavor, emphasizing his strategic vision and commitment to the development of the aviation sector in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

His political will has been the catalyst for this renaissance, positioning Congo Airways as an essential pillar of national connectivity.

Reaffirming the crucial role of Congo Airways in the Congolese aviation landscape, the government demonstrates its commitment to strengthening transportation infrastructure and its determination to stimulate economic development through increased connectivity.

The resumption of Congo Airways’ activities represents more than just a relaunch of an airline; it is a decisive step towards improving national mobility, promoting trade, tourism, and strengthening ties between different regions of the country.

Jean-Robert TCHANDY

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