Théorème de la Diversification Industrielle en République Démocratique du Congo : Une Analyse Théorique et Mathématique

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is endowed with vast natural resources, including cobalt, copper, and diamonds. Despite this wealth, the country struggles with economic challenges, notably high poverty rates and instability. This paper introduces the Theorem of Industrial Diversification in the DRC, proposing that diversifying the industrial sector can promote sustainable economic growth and reduce poverty, contingent on proper infrastructure and supportive government policies. Early findings indicate that targeted investments and policy incentives can drive this transformation, offering a strategic framework for policymakers to enhance economic stability and prosperity.