PCT trains a group of cadres in Brazzaville
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Aci
Pierre Moussa, secretary-general of the Congolese Labour Party, opened a session in Brazzaville to train a group of trainers for the party’s structures. Over three days, participants worked on organising meetings, internal documents and passing methods on to members, reports the Congolese News Agency.
The secretary-general of the Congolese Labour Party (PCT), Pierre Moussa, opened a training session in Brazzaville on 8 October to establish a body of trainers for party members, according to the Congolese News Agency (ACI). The trainers are expected to strengthen knowledge of the party’s organisation and members’ capacity to act.
Participants will then pass on the methods and knowledge they have acquired to officials and members of the PCT’s intermediate and grassroots structures. The training aims to improve the functioning of the party’s bodies, according to the ACI.
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