In a move aimed at strengthening financial oversight, Guinea's Minister of Economy, Finance and Budget, Mariame Ciré Sylla, has appointed almost 30 financial controllers to various government ministries and institutions. The appointments, made official through an arrêté, cover a wide range of sectors including the Presidency, Prime Minister's office, and several ministries. This development is expected to enhance financial management and accountability within the government.
The list of appointed financial controllers includes notable figures such as Nafissatou Hawa Diané, who has been assigned to the Presidency of the Republic, and Diarake Condé, who will serve at the Primature. Other appointments include Florent Soumah to the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, and Fodé Fofana to the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralization. These appointments reflect the government's effort to ensure a broad and effective financial oversight mechanism.
A total of 31 financial controllers have been appointed, each assigned to a specific ministry or institution. The Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget has appointed Mamadou Touré as its financial controller, while the Ministry of Plan, International Cooperation and Development has seen Mariama Ciré Sylla take on the role. Other ministries, such as Agriculture, Health, and Education, also have their financial controllers in place.
The appointments also extend to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Integration and Guineans Abroad, with Al Mamy Samory Diallo taking on the role of financial controller. Similarly, the Ministry of Energy has appointed Mamoudou Kaba, and the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development has seen Mamady Nabé take on the responsibility. These appointments are part of a broader strategy to improve governance and financial management.
The list of financial controllers further includes Habibatou Fofana for the Ministry of Livestock, Gnepou Angeline Delamou for the Ministry of Fisheries and Maritime Economy, and Awa Bangoura for the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research has appointed Rokia Bayo, while the Ministry of National Education has seen Mamadou Binta Barry take on the role.
The appointments have been made across various sectors, including Infrastructure, Urbanism, Transport, and Communication. For instance, Olsen Loua has been appointed to the Ministry of Urbanism, Housing and Territorial Planning, while Fatoumata Bobo Diallo will serve at the Ministry of Transport. These appointments reflect a comprehensive approach to enhancing financial oversight across the government.
The newly appointed financial controllers are expected to play a crucial role in ensuring transparency and accountability in the management of public funds. With these appointments, the Guinean government aims to strengthen its financial management systems and improve governance. The move is seen as a positive step towards enhancing the country's financial administration and oversight mechanisms.
Key points
- The Guinean government has appointed nearly 30 financial controllers to various ministries and institutions.
- The appointments aim to strengthen financial oversight and improve governance.
- The list of appointed financial controllers includes notable figures such as Nafissatou Hawa Diané and Diarake Condé.
