**Republic of Congo – National Assembly Wraps Up Fifth Extraordinary Session**
*Brazzaville – The National Assembly concluded its fifth extraordinary session with a summary presentation by Hon. Alain Pascal Leyinda, the second secretary of the Assembly’s Bureau.*
At the close of the session, Leyinda outlined the work carried out by deputies, emphasizing the Assembly’s role in reviewing legislation, overseeing government actions and addressing citizens’ concerns. He described the meeting as a “significant moment in Congolese parliamentary life,” noting that deputies remained “available to continue their mission responsibly, in a spirit of dialogue and in service of the general interest.”
In his capacity as second secretary, Leyinda said the session aimed to bring parliamentary work closer to the public, helping citizens understand the issues debated and the outcomes achieved. He added that the Assembly intends to stay “at the heart of the nation’s major concerns” and to use its work as an instrument for Congo’s development.
The session, described by the Assembly as an “extraordinary” gathering, examined several dossiers of national interest, though specific bills or policy areas were not detailed in the report.
The summary of the session was accompanied by a photograph credited to Jean‑Jacques Jarele Sika of *Les Echos du Congo‑Brazzaville*.
*No further details on the legislative agenda or specific outcomes were provided.*
Article and image source: lesechos-congobrazza.com
