SOENGAMO SAOLONA Redon

SOENGAMO SAOLONA Redon has Bachelor Degree of Law from the University of Kinshasa in 2010 and registered at the Bar of Kinshasa /Gombe since 2014.

Professional

Mr. SAOLONA advises companies in respect to the regulatory requirements, assesses the risk of noncompliance with DRC law, pilots many infrastructure projects of foreign governments in relation to DRC law and regulations on good governance guidelines. He coordinates review of propositions from the government panel of study on public procurement in the relation public-private procurement contract. He clearly delineates sections for experience, education, skills, and achievements, ensuring that key aspects of legal professional journey are highlighted without being overwhelming.

Skills and Expertise

Commitment to law:
Redon demonstrates a robust career path, as an Associate Lawyer, reflective of continuous professional growth and increased responsibilities. This upward trajectory of Redon within DRC prestigious law firms illustrates dedication to career advancement in corporate and public procurement laws. His expertise in advanced procurement techniques, highlighting specialized knowledge in public - private relations in financing development projects in DRC by mining companies. His engagement in advising clients and managing complex cross-border transactions demonstrates industry-specific technical depth and a thorough understanding of DRC and international financial regulations.

Procurement law:
SOENGAMO has participated in many workshops and seminars on law and conflicts of laws, and procurement law. Besides, he conducted several webinars and forums related to the management of procurement in DRC. Beyond superficial accomplishments, he has the ability to lead high-value projects, such as estate mine acquisition, not only increased assets but also strengthened client acknowledgement while making decisions to purchase land mine for business operation. Additionally, his work in optimizing mining land assessments and verification of mining permits has helped many mining companies to invest in leal compliance to avoid costly legal disputes.