On Friday, October 30, 2022, Prime Minister Jean Michel Sama Lukonde presented the draft state budget for fiscal year 2023 in plenary at the People's Palace. This budget has been assessed in balance, in terms of revenue and expenditure at 14.6 billion USD.

Prime Minister Jean Michel Sama Lukonde stressed to the national deputies meeting that “the 2023 state budget has increased by 32.6% compared to the L& Rsquo; fiscal year 2022, which was 22.253 billion CFS.” He specified that it is valued at 29,520.9 billion CFs. On this occasion, Jean-Michel Sama outlined the spending forecasts for 2023. Among the plans are the strengthening of State authority, the continuation of the development project for the 145 territories, the improvement of the social conditions of the Congolese people and the security of the country, especially in its eastern part.

Similarly, the Prime Minister did not fail to raise the priorities to be given to the development of infrastructure and public works, to electricity, to improving water supplies and then agricultural development. With regard to the government's fiscal policy in the wake of the 2023 budget, Jean Michel expressed his government's desire to continue implementing the traceability system and the control of goods, particularly at import, and rationalization. tax and customs exemptions and the control of goods, particularly at import.