Kinshasa, November 12th, 2026 (CPA).-The President of the Kinshasa Provincial Assembly has pledged to support discussions aimed at improving the transport system in Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), at the closing ceremony of the National Round Table on Mobility held on Wednesday, according to a statement consulted by the CPA on Thursday. “The President of the Kinshasa Provincial Assembly (APK), Lévi Mbuta, has expressed his commitment to discussions aimed at improving the transport system and urban mobility in our country. These discussions represent an opportunity to promote sustainable, efficient solutions tailored to the needs of the population,” the APK statement read. According to the document, urban mobility was at the center of discussions during this National Round Table on Mobility and the reform of the legal framework governing transport.
“Opened on November 9th, 2026 at the Cultural Centre, the National Round Table on Mobility, Modal Shift and the Reform of the Legal Framework Governing Transport came to a close on Wednesday,November 11th, 2026, at the Béatrice Hotel in Kinshasa,” the statement continued.According to the same source, the meeting provided an important platform for discussions among the various stakeholders on challenges relating to traffic, transport organization and the need to adapt the legal framework to current realities. Kinshasa is confronted daily with traffic congestion and mobility difficulties. The source indicated that these discussions provided an opportunity to promote sustainable, efficient solutions tailored to the needs of the population.The meeting focused on the following theme: “Mobility is a major development issue. Building sustainable solutions today means improving the living conditions of future generations,” the statement concluded.