The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), one of Africa’s largest nations, is a resource-rich investment frontier with immense development potential. Home to vast deposits of copper, cobalt, coltan, zinc, gold, diamonds, tin, and tungsten—minerals that power global industries—copper and cobalt alone account for over 80% of exports, placing the DRC at the center of the clean energy transition. With nearly 80 million hectares of arable land, the country also holds significant agricultural potential to sustain its 100+ million population while driving food security across the continent. Actively pursuing reforms to enhance its investment climate, supported by the National Investment Promotion Agency, the DRC is seeking financing for its National Strategic Development Program, with a strong focus on transformative infrastructure projects in road, rail, aviation, port, and shipping. Natural resources and telecommunications remain the primary drivers of FDI, with the global cobalt demand fueling major investments from China, South Africa, and Belgium, while the telecom sector continues to expand into electronic banking. Complemented by mining law reforms and diversification efforts in agriculture, textiles, hydroelectric power, and energy, the DRC offers wide-ranging opportunities for foreign investors—positioning itself as a dynamic destination where natural wealth, urgent infrastructure needs, and sustainable growth intersect.