The Minister of Public Service and Capacity Building, Laurence Ndong, has presided over the launch of the consolidation and harmonization of the Inter-Ministerial Directory of State Professions (RIMEG) in Libreville, Gabon. This initiative aims to improve the management of jobs and skills within the public administration. The RIMEG, which has already been presented in the Inter-Ministerial Council, covers 17 functional domains and includes 141 referenced jobs.
The works, supported by experts from the French Ministry of Public Service, aim to establish a precise reference of state jobs and skills. The RIMEG will enable the creation of reliable job and skill references, as well as job descriptions that specify the missions, responsibilities, and expected skills of public agents. This reform is part of Gabon's efforts to modernize its public administration, prioritizing competence, merit, and a culture of results.
Minister Laurence Ndong emphasized the importance of rigor and collaboration between administrations in the development of reliable references. She highlighted that this reform will enable better distribution of human resources, orientation of recruitments, training, and assignments, while valuing the qualifications of agents. The RIMEG will also contribute to the establishment of a future Integrated Human Resource Management System (SIGRH).
The launch of the RIMEG consolidation and harmonization works is part of Gabon's efforts to improve the management of human resources and the quality of services provided to citizens. The initiative aims to establish a precise and reliable reference framework for state jobs and skills, enabling better management of public administration. The works will run until November 5, 2026.
The RIMEG covers 17 functional domains, including various sectors of public administration. The directory has already been presented to the Inter-Ministerial Council, demonstrating the government's commitment to modernizing public administration. The works will be conducted with the support of French experts, ensuring a rigorous and reliable approach.
The consolidation and harmonization of the RIMEG are crucial steps towards improving public administration in Gabon. The initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the management of human resources, enabling better distribution of skills and qualifications. The works will conclude on November 5, 2026, marking a significant milestone in Gabon's efforts to modernize its public administration.
Key points
- The RIMEG will enable better distribution of human resources and orientation of recruitments, training, and assignments.
- The initiative aims to establish a precise reference of state jobs and skills.
- The works will run until November 5, 2026.
