The Gabonese Ministry of National Education has made significant progress in processing vacation files for the 2026 national exams, with 90% of the files already treated. According to Hélène Nadège Oye Ondo, the ministry's budget controller, this was announced during a meeting in Libreville focused on monitoring the operations. The meeting was chaired by Minister of State for National Education Camélia Ntoutoume Leclercq.
The meeting brought together financial officials from the ministry to review the state of progress on processing vacation files for general, technological, and professional education exams. Lucienne Nombo, the central director of financial affairs, stated that the work is progressing satisfactorily and must be finalized before determining the overall amount of vacations. The files being processed relate to general education and technological and professional education exams.
The operation to verify and process vacation files began in June 2026 and aims to ensure the sincerity of public expenditure by verifying files and identifying potential inconsistencies or omissions. This operation is carried out in collaboration with several entities, including the Central Directorate of Financial Affairs, the General Directorate of Education and Vocational Training, and the Baccalaureate Unit.
According to Hélène Nadège Oye Ondo, the 90% processing rate of vacation files was reached after several months of work by her team. The remaining files are still being verified, and once completed, this will enable the ministry to finalize all files and determine the total amount of vacations for the 2026 session.
The processing of vacation files is a crucial step in preparing for the national exams, as it ensures that all financial aspects are in order. The ministry's efforts to guarantee the sincerity of public expenditure demonstrate its commitment to transparency and good governance.
The progress made in processing vacation files is a positive sign for the organization of the 2026 national exams. With 90% of files already processed, the ministry is on track to complete the remaining tasks and ensure a smooth examination process.
The ministry's verification operation will continue until all files are processed, and the total amount of vacations is determined. This will enable the ministry to plan effectively for the upcoming exams and ensure that all necessary resources are allocated.
Key points
- 90% of vacation files for 2026 national exams have been processed.
- The ministry aims to finalize the remaining 10% of files to determine the total vacation amount.
- The operation ensures the sincerity of public expenditure and transparency in the examination process.
