MONUSCO BUILDS AN ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING IN KIBUMBA

The municipality of Kibumba, in the territory of Nyiragongo, was equipped with an administrative building by MONUSCO, through a quick impact project (QIP) on July 16, 2020. The rural commune is now able to deliver basic public services to the local population.
The keys to the building were officially handed over on July 16 by Julius Fondong, head of the Political Affairs Section of MONUSCO in Goma, in the hands of the Mayor of the municipality of Kibumba, located about thirty kilometers north - east of North Kivu capital.
The ceremony was chaired by Jean-Bosco Sebishimbo, provincial minister of the interior and territorial administration of North Kivu, in the presence of the provincial deputy for Nyiragongo Territory, group leaders, village leaders and other local authorities , as well as citizens of Kibumba.
′′ The municipality of Kibumba has 28.000 administration. It is one of the few communes in North Kivu that knows no armed groups within it. That is, the population of this commune never found it necessary to take arms for one reason or another. And this has been taken into account in the development of this quick-impact project to reward and recognize the will of the people of Kibumba to work for peace ", said Julius Fondong, during his inauguration speech.
′′ We know that this commune is surrounded by various armed groups whose activism is important. Despite everything, this commune has never given up to the sirens of violence and that is why we chose it. To thank and encourage her in this momentum, to turn her back permanently on violence and to resolve conflicts peacefully ", he insisted.
The building was built by the association ′′ Synergy of Workers for Integral Development ′′ (STDI) composed of former contractors of the MONUSCO office in Goma. It has a meeting room, three offices, toilets and a rainwater collection system, for a total amount of US$ 50.000 funded by MONUSCO. The main objective of this construction is to support the stabilization and strengthening of state authority in this territory.

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