Court of Accounts: DR Congo Ends 2025 Budget with a Surplus of More Than 400 Billion CDF

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: October 29, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Court of Accounts: DR Congo Ends 2025 Budget with a Surplus of More Than 400 Billion CDF

The Democratic Republic of the Congo recorded a budget surplus of 400.2 billion Congolese francs in 2025. The figure appears in the budget execution report presented to the National Assembly on Tuesday, October 27, by the Court of Accounts.

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