In Kinshasa, the Minister of Digital Economy, Augustin Kibassa Maliba, officially closed the second edition of the Information Systems Directors Days (DSI). This event made it possible to establish a clear diagnosis of the challenges to be met in order to realize the 'Digital Nation 2030' vision. At the heart of the discussions, one priority was widely shared: the breaking down of silos between administrations. According to the minister, the success of this national technological ambition can only be built on close and structured collaboration between the various public institutions. This approach has a dual objective: to put an end to the duplication of digital projects, which are often costly and inefficient, and to optimize the use of financial resources invested by the state. By fostering this pooling of resources, the government hopes to build a coherent and high-performance digital infrastructure. While strategic axes for better harmonization of information systems were highlighted, the practical implementation of this inter-institutional collaboration remains the major challenge in the coming months. The ministry insists that the success of the 2030 vision depends on this collective discipline, a sine qua non condition for modernizing Congolese public services and propelling the country toward a competitive digital economy.