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Embassy Briefs Chinese Business Community in DR Congo on Worsening Security Conditions

by Eric Olander
Ambassador to the DR Congo Zhu Jing (center left) provided an update to Chinese business representatives in the DR Congo on the security conditions in the country. Image via Congo Today.

China’s ambassador to the DR Congo, Zhu Jing, hosted a briefing at the embassy for Chinese companies operating in the country about the deteriorating security conditions.

Representatives from at least 50 Chinese companies attended the session last week that also included an update from the Hong Kong-based private security contractor Frontier Services Group on how Chinese personnel can better protect themselves against a rise in kidnapping and assault.

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