Our Values
Isiro Group has zero tolerance policy for human rights violations and abuses. We seek to operate and nurture a work environment free of any form of discrimination including discrimination based on identity, beliefs or gender; and free of harassment, including sexual harassment (SH), sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA). All reports and allegations of abuses are dealt with in the strictest manner through investigation, action, and remedy for the victims. Our commitment is codified in our code of conduct.
We reserve the right not to accept any partnership, business of contract of companies, organizations or individuals involved in corruption, or who do not observe or believe in the values of Human Rights Protection, Environment Protection; and Corporate Social Responsibility.
F.A.Q
Frequently Asked Questions
French is the official language. Swahili, Lingala, Tshiluba and Kikongo are the national languages. But a portion of Congo elite can speak some English. You can also hire interpreters and translators locally.
In Congo you will find renowned chains like: Pulman, Rotana, Hitlton, Kempinski, Memling, Grand Hotel, Serena, etc; as well as medium starred hotels: Selton; Beatrice; Royal, Panorama, Cap Kivu, Ihusi, Karibu, Elisabeth, Platinum, Belle Vie, Leon, Orchids, Riviera, Coco Lodge, Bois Noir, Park Hotel, Ishango, La Beviour, Hacienda, etc.
Lake Kivu; Kahuzi Biega gorillas (Bukavu); Wagenia falls (Kisangani); Nyiragongo volcano (Goma); Okapi reserve (Epulu); Zongo Falls (Bas-Congo); and of course, the Magestic Congo river (which throws 22 times more water a second than the Nile).
The most attractive sectors in Congo include; i) Mining sector, from Copper, Cobalt and Lithium in Katanga; Gold, Coltan and Tin in Kivu, Ituri, Bas-Uele and Maniema; to Diamond in Bas-Uele and Kasai. ii). Manufacturing; including food industry, timber, building materials, etc; iii). Infrastructure: roads, railways, bridges, housing, naval sector; hospitality, across the country; iv). Energy; with Congo one of the most energy hungry, despite the country being endowed with powerful rivers, rain and sun; v). Agriculture: with Congo importing 60% of its food, despite its 80 million hectares of arable land; vi). Tourism: with its fauna, flora, lakes, mountains, forests, rivers, lagunas, historical heritage, etc to visit; and vii). Health Sector: to tap into Congo’s multi-million deficit and attract Congo’s health seekers back from India, Turkey and Europe.
From neighbouring countries, you can access by land. From other countries; Congo has 4 key international airports: Kinshasa, Goma, Lubumbashi and Kisangani.
DR Congo has experienced political instability and conflict in the past, but the situation has improved in recent years. The country has a democratically elected government, and there is a renewed focus on economic reforms to attract foreign investment.
DR Congo has taken steps to improve its legal and regulatory framework for foreign investors. The Investment Code provides incentives, and the government is working on reforms to make the process more transparent and investor-friendly.
Investing ind DR Congo does come with certain risks, including political instability in some regions, security concerns, and bureaucracy. However, these risks can be managed through due diligence, local partnerships, and risk mitigation strategies. All of which Isiro Group can help you navigate.
Yes, DR Congo offers tax incentives and exemptions to foreign investors under the Investment Code. These incentives include reduced customs duties and tax holidays for certain industries and regions.
DR Congo faces infrastructure challenges, particularly in transportation and energy. Investors should be aware of these challenges and consider potential opportunities in infrastructure development.
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