DRC: FSPEEJ Launches the “TALK JOB MÉTIERS” Program to Train 187 Youth in 57 Professional Fields

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: May 14, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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DRC: FSPEEJ Launches the “TALK JOB MÉTIERS” Program to Train 187 Youth in 57 Professional Fields

The Social Fund for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship (FSPEEJ) has launched the “TALK JOB MÉTIERS” program in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This program aims to train 187 youth in 57 different professional fields. The initiative seeks to enhance the skills of young people and promote their professional integration in a challenging economic context.

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