Congolese diaspora elects new leadership in Korea

The Congolese diaspora community in Korea has chosen a new leadership team, aiming to bolster connections within their group and enhance collaboration with Korean institutions. This decision was made at an exceptional and elective general assembly of the Dynamic of the Congolese Elite in Korea, or Dynamique de l Élite Congolaise en Corée du Sud in French.

The assembly convened with Eloi Fataki, vice president, taking the helm, followed by a presentation from professor Merlec Mpyana who outlined the organization's history and its objective to unite and empower Congolese intellectuals and professionals in Korea.

Reagan Ingoma, the retiring president of the Executive Bureau, shared the 2025-2026 activity report, detailing the group's accomplishments, hurdles, and significant developments under his leadership. The assembly also extended a warm welcome to new members before moving on to elect the next executive committee. Frigeant Bahuma was chosen as the new president, with Tyno Bashizim appointed as vice president.

The newly elected officials will now guide the organization as it continues to foster connections between the Congolese diaspora in Korea and Korean institutions.