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@StanysBujakera @AugustinKabuyaT @kayikwambaT @Presidence_RDC @PrimatureRDC @RFIAfrique @TopCongo @dwnews @rtncofficielle1 @AfrikaTVtr @radiookapi La nouvelle Generation RD.Congolaise des leaders Climatique

We were proud to participate in today’s Africa Resilience Dialogues Webinar on #COP30 and Africa: From Outcomes to Action. Convened under the #Africa4Resilience platform, the discussion brought together key voices to unpack critical priorities for the continent: - Advancing the Global Goal on Adaptation - Driving a Just Transition in Africa’s context - Scaling up and delivering adaptation finance As the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (#PACJA), we contributed to the dialogue by emphasizing the urgency of people-centered climate action, equitable finance, and ensuring African voices shape global climate decisions. The conversation reaffirmed that moving from commitments to implementation is critical—and Africa must be at the center of that transition. #ClimateJustice #Adaptation #JustTransition #AfricaCOP

Africa’s climate future must be shaped by strategy, not just statements! At today’s high-level dialogue, Nana Dr. Antwi-Boasiako Amoah, Chair of the Africa Group of Negotiators (AGN), emphasized on a critical shift: climate diplomacy is no longer only about emissions or long-term ambition, it is now deeply tied to geopolitics, energy security, industrial competition, and finance. As Africa prepares for #COP31 and #COP32, the message is clear: We must place climate finance, energy sovereignty, and industrialization at the center of our agenda or risk outcomes that appear progressive on paper but fail our people in practice. “If our climate diplomacy is not aligned with our energy needs, industrial ambitions, and development realities, we risk negotiating outcomes that look progressive on paper—but are difficult to implement.” The Chair raised urgent reflections for the continent: 🔹 Where does Africa still hold leverage in a fragmented global system? 🔹 How do we ensure climate action supports not constrains economic transformation? 🔹 How do we move from common positions to common strategies across climate, energy, finance, and industrial policy? Africa has been a powerful voice in negotiation rooms, but the real test lies in implementation, coherence, and unity beyond the text. As global dynamics evolve rapidly, Africa must act faster, think strategically, and negotiate from a position rooted in development justice and transformation. #ClimateJustice #AfricaCOP #AGN #ClimateFinance #EnergyTransition

I love you 😍 all. /Ich Liebe euch alle/ Je vous aime tous . Et bonne année 2026. Nous prions pour la paix duration pour Notre pays

Chers partenaires et organisations membres du RCCRDC, Je tiens à vous rappeler que nous organisons un atelier de Haut niveau demain Mardi , le 16 Decembre 2025 qui regroupera des Ambassadeurs/Diplomates, des Ministres, Institutions publiques et Privees, societe civile et parlementaires. L’atelier va se focaliser surla Justice Climatique et économique des communautés locales ayant lien sur les minerais stratégique et de la transition énergétique, la place de la RDC comme pays Solution. Lieu : salle GARAMBA située dans le nouveau Bâtiment administratif PAUL PANDA en commune de LINGWALA, à côté du musée National face à face du Palais du Peuple Heure du début: 10hoo Heure de Kinshasa Pour toute question orientation pour ceux qui ont des invitations; priere d’appeler ou ecrire au +243975030645, +243972890611 Email: secretariat@rccrdc.org , info@rccrdc.org @PACJA1 @Azagabe

Now back home after two weeks of intensive work in Belém during the Climate Change negotiations conference. Full expectations were not met but at least something positive so far. Still a long way to go. Thanks to all those who attended in person and online our Side events.

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At #COP30, @UNDP reaffirmed support to the DR Congo🇨🇩’s ambition to become a continental hub for carbon markets & climate innovation. Through the Observatory on Integrated Carbon & Climate Economy (OIBC-4), we are investing in skills, governance & science to benefit communities.

English Below. À mon arrivée à Belém pour les négociations sur le changement climatique (COP30), j'ai eu l'occasion de m'entretenir longuement avec Son Excellence, Mme Marie Nyange Ndambo , la ministre de l’Environnement et du Développement durable. Nous avons abordé deux sujets majeurs : le programme de renforcement des capacités des secteurs public et privé en matière de crédits carbone et d'économie climatique, et le projet à long terme de création du Centre régional de recherche sur les crédits carbone et l'économie climatique, dans le cadre de la transition vers une économie juste. Le second point abordé concernait ma proposition de politique relative aux minéraux critiques et de transition, visant à inciter tous les États membres des Nations Unies à l'adopter. Cette proposition prévoit l'application d'une taxe de 1 % sur chaque produit final fabriqué à partir de minéraux critiques et de transition pour la transition énergétique. Cette taxe de 1 % a pour objectif de soutenir les communautés des pays d'extraction de ces minéraux. En effet, ces communautés demeurent parmi les plus pauvres du monde. @Presidence_RDC @kayikwambaT @UNFCCC @US_SrAdvisorAF @bundeskanzler @Allemagne_RDC English: As arrived in Belem for the Climate Change Negotiations, @Cop30noBrasil , I had the opportunity of having a long discussion of Her Excellency Mme Nyange Ndambo, the Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development. We discussed about 2 major topics including the program of Capacity Building of the Public and Private sector on Carbon credit and Climate Economy, and the long-term project of establishing the Regional Research Centre on Carbon credit and Climate economics as we head to the JUST TRANSITION pathway. The Second program we discussed was to request for all United Nations Member states to accept and adopt my policy proposal on Critical and transitional Minerals to including 1% on every final product manufactured linked to Transitional and critical minerals for energy transition. This one percent tax aim to support communities from countries where these minerals are extracted. As matter of fact, communities from countries where these very important minerals are extracted have remained the poorest communities in the world. For more information about this Policy proposal, reach out to me at: zagabe@rccrdc.org Pour plus d'informations sur cette proposition de politique, veuillez me contacter à l'adresse suivante : zagabe@rccrdc.org

The global green transition cannot be just if those who supply its minerals remain in poverty. In Kinshasa, the Réseau sur le Changement Climatique de la RDC (RCC-RDC) — a partner in the Climate and Economic Justice Campaign, in which PACJA also participates — mobilized hundreds of citizens demanding a 1% global tax on products containing strategic minerals such as cobalt, lithium, and copper. Their call aims to redirect a portion of global profits toward: ✅ Community compensation and ecosystem restoration ✅ Stronger mining governance and transparency ✅ Financing Africa’s own energy transition PACJA joins partners across Africa in reaffirming a shared message ahead of COP30: The energy transition must not reproduce the injustices of extraction — it must correct them. #PACJA #ClimateJustice #EconomicJustice #JustTransition #ResponsibleMining #AfricaAtTheTable #COP30

En route vers la COP39 au Bresil-Belem @Cop30noBrasil Le lancement de la campagne aura lieu à Kinshasa, place des Évolués, à partir de 9h00. Rejoignez-nous et plaidez pour la justice climatique et économique des communautés congolaises. English Towards @Cop30noBrasil as we Launch the Campaign calling for Climate and Economic Justice for Africa and the world. Critical minerals for Green Energy transition should first benefit Congolese (Africa) supplying over 60 % of the world demand. join us @PACJA1 to make this happen and partners to advance the African Mining strategy @UNEP . The Launch of the campaign will take place in Kinshasa at Place des Evolues from 9:00 am. Join us and advocate for Climate and Economic Justice for Congolese communalities

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📍Doha | 2 novembre 2025 La Ministre d’État, Ministre des Affaires étrangères Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner (@RDCongoMAE), a été reçue par S.E Dr Mohammed bin Abdulaziz bin Saleh Al Khulaifi (@Dr_Al_Khulaifi ), Ministre d’État aux Affaires étrangères du Qatar. Les échanges ont porté sur le renforcement de la coopération bilatérale et les efforts de paix dans la région des Grands Lacs. 🇨🇩🤝🇶🇦 @Presidence_RDC @PrimatureRDC @Com_mediasRDC

Join us as we launch the Climate and Economic Justice Campaign , starting from the Democratic Republic of Congo and will spread to other countries. Contact us for more information at info@rccrdc.org @UNFCCC @Presidence_RDC @EU_Commission @GCAdaptation @PACJA1

@pkkalumba @Cop30noBrasil Lundi 03 Nov 2025

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@RCC_RDC @Cop30noBrasil Cette place des évolués est enfin réaménagé ou demeure une brousse abandonnée au cœur mm de Gombe a quelques mètres de la primature et du palais ?

@MerciJosep67952 @Cop30noBrasil une erreure, c'est la COP30

@RCC_RDC @Cop30noBrasil Cop39?