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, officialized by 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 appointees includes Madame Nafissatou Hawa Diané, who has been appointed to the Presidency of the Republic, and Monsieur Diarake Condé, who will serve in the Prime Minister's office. Other notable appointments include Monsieur Florent Soumah to the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, and Monsieur Fodé Fofana to the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralization. These appointments reflect the government's efforts to ensure effective financial control and management across various sectors.
The Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget has also seen an appointment, with Monsieur Mamadou Touré taking on the role of financial controller. Similarly, Madame Mariama Ciré Sylla has been appointed to the Ministry of Planning, International Cooperation and Development. These appointments demonstrate the government's focus on strengthening financial oversight within its own ministries.
Other ministries that have seen new appointments include the Ministry of Security and Civil Protection, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Ministry of Agriculture. Monsieur Abdoulaye Diaré has been appointed to the Ministry of Security and Civil Protection, while Monsieur Al Mamy Samory Diallo will serve in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In the Ministry of Agriculture, Monsieur Ousmane Kébé has been appointed as financial controller.
The appointments also extend to the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene, the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and the Ministry of Education. Madame Awa Bangoura has been appointed to the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene, while Madame Rokia Bayo will serve in the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. These appointments reflect the government's commitment to ensuring effective financial management across various sectors.
In addition to ministries, the appointments also cover other government institutions, including the Secretariat General of the Government and the Secretariat General for Religious Affairs. Madame Oumou Condé has been appointed to the Secretariat General of the Government, while Monsieur Kéma Camara will serve in the Secretariat General for Religious Affairs. These appointments demonstrate the government's efforts to strengthen financial oversight across various institutions.
The appointments of these financial controllers are expected to enhance transparency and accountability in financial management within the government. With these new appointees, the government aims to ensure effective financial control and management across various sectors, ultimately contributing to improved governance and economic management.
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 financial management within the government.
- The list of appointees includes Madame Nafissatou Hawa Diané, Monsieur Diarake Condé, and Monsieur Florent Soumah, among others.
