The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) plans to launch its digital government platform within the first quarter of this year as part of its digital public services implementation ambitions. This envisaged platform is a key aspect outlined in the country’s digital and infrastructure plan which the government started drafting last year, and intends to make it operational soon. The blueprint, which covers the period 2026-2030, seeks to make the Central African nation a regional digital transformation leader and boost digital economy growth. The five-year plan prioritizes four major pillars, namely digital infrastructure and connectivity, human capital development and inclusion, digital public services, and cybersecurity and digital trust. Article Topicsbiometrics | Democratic Republic of Congo | digital government | digital identity | DRC Pass | Trident