By Daniel Itai.
Kinshasa, DRC. – (News of The South) – America’s electric multinational company, General Electric (GE) company has signed a three year infrastructure agreement, with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
The infrascture agreement is expected to increase the supply of electric energy and health modernisation programmes.
“Partnership with governments and local companies forms a very important part of GE’s growth in Africa, and we are honoured today to collaborate with the government of the DRC as a key strategic partner for the country’s long-term development agenda.
This gives us the opportunity to deliver innovative solutions to meet the unmet demand for the millions of citizens without electricity and those without access to quality healthcare,” said GE Africa’s president and CEO, Farid Fezoua.
The partnership will also focus on training and capacity building of local talent for the sustainability of the initiatives.

