The Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC/M23) has successfully concluded its second political training workshop in Goma, bringing together more than 200 political cadres for an intensive program focused on leadership, good governance, and public administration.
The workshop, held over several days, forms part of AFC/M23’s broader initiative to strengthen political leadership and ensure its cadres are well-prepared to serve communities with responsibility and integrity.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, AFC/M23 Political Coordinator Corneille Nangaa commended participants for their commitment and underlined the importance of applying the lessons learned in practical governance.
“You now possess the tools to fully embrace your responsibilities as leaders. Go and serve the people,” declared Nangaa”
The training emphasized the principles of transparency, accountability, and citizen-centered governance. Participants were introduced to practical tools for leadership, ethical decision-making, conflict resolution, and efficient public administration.
By investing in political education, AFC/M23 reaffirms its commitment to building a generation of leaders who are prepared to uphold democratic values, strengthen local institutions, and respond to the aspirations of the Congolese population.
Participants expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to take part in the training, noting that the knowledge gained will serve as a foundation for effective leadership and improved governance within their communities.
This second edition of the leadership and governance training marks a continuation of AFC/M23’s long-term vision of equipping its cadres with the skills necessary to lead responsibly. The movement has pledged to sustain similar initiatives in the future as part of its ongoing efforts to empower leaders and reinforce stability in the region.
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