However, Aimé Ngoy I drew the attention of the council to 25 other territories, making up the 3 areas of defence of concern, where armed band activism and rebel groups are disturbing the peace and security of citizens.
This situation, according to the report of the Board, led the Minister to make a multi-point plea in favour of FARDC social, as well as the strengthening of their operational capacity.
With respect to this last point, the Minister of Defense informed the Board that, on instructions from the President of the Republic, 30 general officers were equipped with all-terrain vehicles, and that they were grateful to the President of the Republic, Supreme Commander of FARDC.
For his part, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Interior and Security, Gilbert Kankonde, has said that a relative calm reigns throughout the National Territory, despite some highlights including the 100-day trial, the discontent against the at the 4th extension of the state of emergency, the return to the country of 38 Congolese released from prison in Uganda, the among members of the response team against the-19 about their bonuses.
The Deputy Prime Minister also reassured the advice that the Loyalists forces continue to hunt armed bands, especially in the eastern provinces of the National Territory, as well as urban banditry in several cities across the country.
With regard to the activism of local armed groups and incursions by the armed forces of some neighbours at the borders of the DRC, Gilbert Kankonde reassured the advice that FARDC were on maximum alert for all useful purposes.
......thanks for listening to my advice...........
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