The Gambela Regional Council has approved the appointment of new executive officials, as presented by regional president Alemitu Umod on September 30, 2023. The appointments aim to strengthen the regional government's administrative capacity. The council approved the nominations, ensuring a smooth transition and effective governance in the region.
Dr. Gatluwak Ron has been appointed as the deputy regional president and head of the Urban and Infrastructure Bureau. Other key appointments include Kong Kulang as head of the Peace and Security Bureau, Cham Ubong as head of the Justice Bureau, and Lakder Lakbak as head of the Finance Bureau. These appointments reflect the regional government's priorities in promoting peace, security, and economic development.
The regional government has also appointed officials to lead various sectors, including Chenkot David as head of the Revenue Bureau, Ukoch Ukul as head of the Agriculture and Natural Resources Bureau, and Krimis Lero as head of the Animal and Fisheries Bureau. These appointments aim to enhance the region's agricultural productivity, revenue generation, and natural resource management.
Additional appointments include Dr. David Rutch as head of the Irrigation and Lowland Bureau, Guener Jock as head of the Water and Energy Bureau, and Low Ubup as head of the Mineral Resources Bureau. These officials will play a crucial role in developing the region's water, energy, and mineral resources.
The regional government has also made appointments to key institutions, including the audit office. Dr. Uman Amul has been appointed as the head of the Regional Audit Office, while Peter How has been appointed as the deputy head. These appointments aim to strengthen the region's accountability and transparency in public finance management.
The Gambela Regional Council's approval of these appointments marks a significant step in strengthening the regional government's administrative capacity. The new officials will be responsible for implementing the regional government's policies and programs, aimed at promoting economic development, peace, and stability in the region.
The appointments reflect the regional government's commitment to promoting inclusive and effective governance. The new officials will work closely with the regional president and other stakeholders to address the region's development challenges and promote sustainable growth.
Key points
- The Gambela Regional Council has approved the appointment of 20 new executive officials.
- Dr. Gatluwak Ron has been appointed as the deputy regional president and head of the Urban and Infrastructure Bureau.
- The appointments aim to strengthen the regional government's administrative capacity and promote economic development, peace, and stability in the region.
