Formation of government: moral probity, one of the criteria for selecting ministers
The Prime Minister, Judith Suminwa Tuluka, spoke this Wednesday, April 17 in the morning with the delegation of the political group Aabg (Audible Actions for Good Governance) as part of the consultations she began last Monday with a view to the formation of his government.
The discussions revolved around the selection criteria for future members of the government.
On this point, the Prime Minister insisted on the moral probity of future members of the national executive.
These must be impeccable.
“Beyond the government program, we also spoke about the profile, she alluded to the criteria for ministers, there is moral probity, expertise as well as several others.
But she is absolutely right.
We are the DRC, a country with a continental dimension.
The friends who are supposed to represent the government of the Republic tomorrow must not only have expertise, but also be impeccable in terms of morality,” declared Toussaint Mangala, Aabg national president.
Probity is a quality that is difficult to find among Congolese political actors.
Several of them are regularly cited in corruption and other cases.
Action of Allies for the Development of Congo (Aaec), Alliance for Triples and Allies (A3A), Alliance for Values (AV), AUN (Action for National Unity), Fpau (Political Force Allied to the Udps ), ATU-A (Alliance of Unified and Allied Tshisekedists), are the groupings of the presidential majority that the Prime Minister is consulting this Wednesday.
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