By: Kanto Kai Okanta
The
Governor of the Central Bank of Congo, André Wameso, has officially closed a
week-long series of meetings focused on Risk Management and Business Continuity
Management.
The
sessions, held from February 16 to 20 in Kinshasa, brought together
stakeholders to assess the institution’s risk management and operational
continuity frameworks. Discussions centered on evaluating existing systems,
identifying potential vulnerabilities, and outlining measures to enhance
institutional resilience.

According
to the Central Bank of Congo, the meetings provided an opportunity to review
key governance and stability mechanisms critical to maintaining financial
system integrity. Participants examined areas requiring improvement and
proposed strategies aimed at strengthening the bank’s capacity to respond to
operational disruptions and emerging risks.
The
bank indicated that recommendations arising from the meetings will be subject
to rigorous follow-up. The move, officials said, reflects the institution’s
commitment to reinforcing governance structures and promoting sustainable
financial stability.