Mr. Dokolo told the press at the end of the meeting with the President of he Democratic Republic of Congo that it was exactly four years since he was unable to return to the country following the initiatives he had developed with civil society, as part of the movement "Les Congolais Debout", which would have been impossible without him.
Mr. Dokolo told the press at the end of the meeting with the President of he Democratic Republic of Congo that it was exactly four years since he was unable to return to the country following the initiatives he had developed with civil society, as part of the movement "Les Congolais Debout", which would have been impossible without him.
He reaffirmed his commitment to his country, through the movement "Les Congolais Debout", to work for the education of the population and the consolidation of the rule of law. He applauded the determination of President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo in his fight to make the rule of law a living reality in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Mr Dokolo answered the press that he was not a politician but rather a member of the Civil Society deeply committed to doing the right thing. He continued by saying that the development of a country, does not depend only on the policies, but also the commitment of. the civil society and the participation of its citizens". His business acumen came from a long Line of Congolese entrepreneurs, since he is the son of the first Congolese who created a private bank in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
With this in mind he also sees his return to the DRC as a new beginning to contribute to the building of the country through the exploitation of its many and fabulous natural resources thanks to the dynamism of its youth in who needs to be given employment.
17 May 2019
