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While some things ( ML) may have ground to a halt while we wait for the "Fat Lady" to turn up to sing our praises, I see where other DRC Projects are powering ahead, as
SOSIDER will be reborn from its ashes nearly 22 years after the shutdown of its machines
Stopped for nearly 22 years, the machines of the Maluku Iron and Steel Company will be running again, as part of the expansion of the Maluku Special Economic Zone (SEZ).
The President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi, informed the Council of Ministers at its 54th meeting that following the mission conducted from April 25 to 28, 2022 in Gabon and Benin by the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of environment and sustainable development, Eve Bazaiba Masudi, an investor expressed the wish to work with the government of the republic, for the revival of the activities of the SOSIDER, company which aspired, at its creation, the production of steel in the upper segment of industries in the steel sector, as part of the operationalization of the Maluku Special Economic Zone.
The President of the Republic said he encouraged this initiative, insofar as the revival of SOSIDER constitutes a winning bet for the government in its strategy of reindustrialising its economy.
To do this, the ministers of the portfolio, Adèle Kahinda; finance, Nicolas Kazadi; of Industry, Julien Paluku under the coordination of the Prime Minister, in collaboration with the Office of the Head of State, were instructed to begin negotiations with the interested partner in order to concretize the SOSIDER revival project.
The Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Environment and Sustainable Development was responsible for ensuring compliance with environmental standards.
As a reminder, the Maluku steel company (SOSIDER) is a portfolio company of which the State is the sole shareholder. Its facilities are in Maluku, Kinshasa. She is looking for funding for her revival.
In April 2022, this company was visited by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Environment and Sustainable Development, Eve Bazaiba Masudi, who was made aware of the problems that undermine this state company.
This is the stoppage of production for several years, the spoliation of its land by third parties and the non-payment of wages for 210 months.
Jose Wakadila
Julien Paluku welcomes the construction work of the economic zone of Maluku
The Minister of Industry, Julien Paluku carried out on Saturday May 21 an inspection visit of the construction works of the pilot Special Economic Zone of Maluku.
It is precisely about tracing and drilling carried out by the Chinese company CERAMIC, specialized in the production of building materials including tiles.
During this inspection visit, the companies Vurun Beverage / Pespi and Unique Pharma also presented to Minister Julien Paluku their respective plans to begin with the installation works of their factories.
The Minister of Industry says he is satisfied to see that fourteen days after the signing of the contract for the occupation of the plots, the company has started the work.
Within 45 days, he estimated, the CERAMIC company will complete the earthworks for the foundation work to begin, for the DRC to start producing "one year after today's date" its own materials. of construction by the end of 2022 or the beginning of 2023.
This would help reduce the price of building materials by almost 40%.
Before leaving the site, the minister spoke with the first group of Congolese already recruited.
Julien Paluku recommended that they respect the rules and ethics because 2,000 direct jobs will be created with CERAMIC alone, he specified.
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Frank
SOSIDER will be reborn from its ashes nearly 22 years after the shutdown of its machines
Stopped for nearly 22 years, the machines of the Maluku Iron and Steel Company will be running again, as part of the expansion of the Maluku Special Economic Zone (SEZ).
The President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi, informed the Council of Ministers at its 54th meeting that following the mission conducted from April 25 to 28, 2022 in Gabon and Benin by the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of environment and sustainable development, Eve Bazaiba Masudi, an investor expressed the wish to work with the government of the republic, for the revival of the activities of the SOSIDER, company which aspired, at its creation, the production of steel in the upper segment of industries in the steel sector, as part of the operationalization of the Maluku Special Economic Zone.
The President of the Republic said he encouraged this initiative, insofar as the revival of SOSIDER constitutes a winning bet for the government in its strategy of reindustrialising its economy.
To do this, the ministers of the portfolio, Adèle Kahinda; finance, Nicolas Kazadi; of Industry, Julien Paluku under the coordination of the Prime Minister, in collaboration with the Office of the Head of State, were instructed to begin negotiations with the interested partner in order to concretize the SOSIDER revival project.
The Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Environment and Sustainable Development was responsible for ensuring compliance with environmental standards.
As a reminder, the Maluku steel company (SOSIDER) is a portfolio company of which the State is the sole shareholder. Its facilities are in Maluku, Kinshasa. She is looking for funding for her revival.
In April 2022, this company was visited by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Environment and Sustainable Development, Eve Bazaiba Masudi, who was made aware of the problems that undermine this state company.
This is the stoppage of production for several years, the spoliation of its land by third parties and the non-payment of wages for 210 months.
Jose Wakadila
Julien Paluku welcomes the construction work of the economic zone of Maluku
The Minister of Industry, Julien Paluku carried out on Saturday May 21 an inspection visit of the construction works of the pilot Special Economic Zone of Maluku.
It is precisely about tracing and drilling carried out by the Chinese company CERAMIC, specialized in the production of building materials including tiles.
During this inspection visit, the companies Vurun Beverage / Pespi and Unique Pharma also presented to Minister Julien Paluku their respective plans to begin with the installation works of their factories.
The Minister of Industry says he is satisfied to see that fourteen days after the signing of the contract for the occupation of the plots, the company has started the work.
Within 45 days, he estimated, the CERAMIC company will complete the earthworks for the foundation work to begin, for the DRC to start producing "one year after today's date" its own materials. of construction by the end of 2022 or the beginning of 2023.
This would help reduce the price of building materials by almost 40%.
Before leaving the site, the minister spoke with the first group of Congolese already recruited.
Julien Paluku recommended that they respect the rules and ethics because 2,000 direct jobs will be created with CERAMIC alone, he specified.
www.mediacongo.net
What's Not to Love about AVZ Felix
Food for thought
Frank
，I think the license is very close based on they suddenly talking about this today
