Inside DR Congo's New Multi-Billion Financial Centre - Kinshasa Financial Center

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

DR Congo is starting her journey to her right place.🎩 This is the Time Africa has long been waiting! Fatshi Betton ✊🏾🇧🇮

[@johnashton4776]

Don't trust Turkiye.

[@AK243RDC]

DRC is back again ✌🏿🇨🇩! Thanks to sincere partners like Turkey, China, Russia, UAE, South Africa, Egypt and many others!

[@Luvemliljs]

sincere?? u will find out

[@AK243RDC]

@@Luvemliljs RWANDAIS dégage !!

[@soumi1984]

@@Luvemliljs. Find out what??? Africa has been in good relationship with these countries since before the indépendances . We didn’t know or started talking business with them yesterday, in fact russia and china fought along many African countries to gain independence against the hypocrites so called human right freedom fighters ‘’west’’ so what will we find out? You will soon find out that your enemies are not our enemies and YOU are actually the developing nations enemies

[@Kassiusday]

@@Luvemliljsnot sure if business is sincere , but we should appreciate the new face of DRC .. willing to boost the social economy of DRC ..,

[@kyzy2235]

Bro uae are the worst 😤 don't trust these ppl

[@globalismoblackman]

ACFTA here we come 😊. Our Congolese Brother's and Sisters are open for business Congratulations 🥰😍

[@kfutuahnkain86]

This is a positive move by DRC leadership

[@LewisMushotaBilolo]

This is a positive direction taken by the DRC because this is where all starts, it will trigger projects that can be very helpful to the country. We see a New Dawn for DRC.

[@agmperspective]

Forward movements with business partners who respect you.

[@Wazalendo24]

Great initiative

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

Infrastructure projects create jobs both directly and indirectly,they also enable locals to acquire skills so in the future they undertake their own projects. There is no free lunch,we just have to make the most of these gigs that come from unlikely sources. To sum it up Milvest understands Africa has a deficit in infrastructure,so they are here to address that,having a defeatist attitude won’t fix our roads or hospitals,we need to capitalise on these gigs so we acquire skills to do our own gigs in future. This is a better proposition than the West which comes to lecture us 24/7 about democracy and marriage laws etc ,yet fail to tackle security problems. With 🇹🇷,you don’t get the tedious lectures,you get business projects that are efficient,so it’s up to us to pick up skills from those gigs so we can industrialise .

[@badgyrl310]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@AmosHashaka]

Yes, and to also hope that our financial leaders and contractors that are hired for negotiating this deal know what they are doing and are not greed like past contractors, so that we have win-win scenarios to each other!

[@JohnB567]

Inga Dam will be the best of all. Once completed, it will generate the electricity needed for more than 45% of the entire Africa. As a resulte Congo won't even need its mineral wealth live lavishly. Inga, Inga and Grand alone will put the Congo on top of the world.

[@originalsal2141]

Milvest is doing a great job. There’s the financial centre but also the 20, 000 person arena, the 18 floor office des routes building with the 8 floor data centre next door, the Ndjili airport project and becoming the sponsors of AS Vita Club. That’s all in Kinshasa but they are also planning projects in other provinces too like the sports centre they will build in Walungu, South Kivu and some urban housing projects across the country.

[@moshwayne2565]

Long live Congo long live Tshisekedi long live Russia long live Burundi long live Sadec

[@carnitagroves7758]

A mosque in Ghana... no railways? No state of the art science lab? No mega desalination plant or huge innovative recycling plant??? Just more religion?! Ugh!!!!!😮😢

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

It’s up to Ghana to state what they would rather do. In Rwanda Turkey is building state of the art stadium which will be used for football and sports. When completed it will be FIFA approved world class. In DRC too Turkey is building state of the art Arena to accommodate 20k people,when completed it will be biggest Arena in Africa,it will be better than the Arena in Senegal and Rwanda. Then there is the much awaited Airport that will make DRC heart of Africa,in terms of connecting flights in the continent. The gig is so big it will create so many jobs long term both directly and indirectly,including train to and from the airport.

[@BrianDonatien]

Drc 😮 with dis prosparic may it bring 😮✌️🕊️ pease and Blessings ".

[@ujuzilumiere7883]

Why do they construct everything in the capital Congo is big with multiple regions why can't they develope the other region too?

[@branhamchilombo5940]

My brother development is always progressive you can't manage to develop everywhere at same time there is always a benchmark in everything you want to do

[@joycentow4104]

Turkey 🇹🇷 Way of thinking is the biggest business Western countries European Countries America are all Weapons Weapons Weapons Weapons Weapons Weapons Weapons Weapons Weapons Based policies Which is not benefiting the Continent of Africa Turkey Chinese Russia Indians Seeing Opportunities development investment investors coming on board ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ The minerals resources on the soils The Mining industry can be used as payments Please please please please please please Good building materials must be used with due respect ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@banzaziandrewmodogo580]

That's One Union European Union and American and Canadian and Germany and Austria Belgium Italy and Spain ! All's them's don't want development of Congo Democratic Republic .

[@christiankalala840]

Im tired of all this symbolism that black folks worldwide eat up. Money not spent well imo. How does a physical structure provide any financial benefits? Instead of spending tgat on building the intangible and other important tangible financial infrastructures that directly impact the economy. Such as technology, skills development, hiring the right resources to help make an impact. Instead the government spends $290 million dollars on a freaking building!!!! For symbolism purposes!?

[@jean6030]

You are right. Africa needs to build capacity of its people. People who will fit in different sectors, and be able to hold the pillars on which a country is standing. Otherwise, the infrastructure being laid will always benefit the foreign investors at over 90%; while the locals remain in the lowest paying positions.

[@christiankalala840]

@@jean6030 You're absolutely correct! And this is why the skepticism that Turkey, a NATO ally, will benefit much more for this!!!