DRC natural resources press review of Wednesday, October 16, 2013

" The DRC is on track to rejoin the EITI process," Radio Okapi quoting the Planning Minister Celestin Vunabandi announcement. According to the minister , reports the radio , " the DRC may be deemed compliant for a scoping study has already been adopted. KPMG is the reconciliation of accounts. Everything is going well and we believe that by December, we completed the 2011 report. " Minister made ​​this statement during the visit of a delegation of Itie DRC .

Vunabandi said that the DRC was informed about the global standard that was established for Itie revenues from the exploitation of natural resources , says the thrice-weekly Congo News , adding that , for the Chairman of the Executive Committee of Itie - DRC, this standard ensures greater transparency in oil , gas and mineral resources of the country.

The Dépêches of Brazzaville, in its Kinshasa edition, believes that the sky seems to be increasingly clear to the DRC since his expulsion in April of the Transparency Initiative Extractive Industries ( Itie ) . At last , it appears that the DRC is about to return to this process with regard to the in-house effort to comply with the new standard enacted by Itie .

On another matter, the roadmap water sector in the DRC was presented yesterday, Tuesday 15 October, the Minister of Planning for technical and financial partners , announces the Potentiel which is why it makes newspaper, among other to mobilize additional funds and provide a mechanism for monitoring and evaluation.