Congo nominated his first woman President. Who is Judith Suminwa Tuluka?

In Congo was elected the first Woman President, Judith Suminwa Tuluka. She is an economist and she worked for the United Nations, where she had a fondamental role to coordinate projects of the social and ecomomic development.

The nomination of Judith Suminwa Tuluka as the first woman Prime Minister, she marks a historic turning point in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The President Felix Tshisekedi completed a historic step towards to the equality of the gender female and male on the Congolese politics, who nominated an economist and former minister to the Planification to drive the Country.

This decision was collected very good from the population and the international community, that they have highlighted in the Congo leadership. Judith have a potencial background very good, because she had an experience in the banking sector and she worked in the United Nations, where she had a fondamental role to coordinate projects of socials and economics development in the eastern regions of Congo. 

Her nomination is more important, because she rappresent a historic step to reach the equity of the gender in Congo politics and his offer an unique prospective to fight the challanges on the country, among which violence and poverty. In the first discurse to the county the Prime Minister Judith has underlined the importance of the peace and the development to built the county in the future. 

Her nomination arrived in a difficult moment in Congo

Her experience to coordinate projects with the local community will be fondamental to trying the secure and poverty problems, that they affected the country, especially in the eastern regions, hitten by violence and armed conflicts.

The nomination of Suminwa Tutuka arrived in a better moment, because of the gradual withdrawal of the United Nations on the country and the escalation of the armed groups on the eastern of the country. Her commited to promote the peace on the county his more important and will be necessary to contrast this challanges and to garantee a better future for the Congolese populations. 

Furthermore, her nomination his so important in the Congo politics to promote the equity from the gender, demonstrating that the woman can and must do leadership rule to the society.