Fatshimetrie – Briefing session for newly elected governors and vice-governors at the Ministry of the Interior
Wednesday June 19, 2024 will remain a memorable date for the newly elected governors and vice-governors, gathered at the Ministry of the Interior for an information session and exchange of experiences. Under the chairmanship of the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Interior, this meeting was of capital importance in the transmission of knowledge and good practices between old and new governors.
In an atmosphere marked by solemnity and keen attention, around fifteen governors and vice-governors newly sworn in by the Head of State had the opportunity to listen to and share the experiences of former governors. This moment of sharing and reflection opened the way to a better understanding of the issues and challenges awaiting the new provincial authorities.
The synergy created by this information session made it possible to establish a climate of trust and collaboration between the different government entities. The fruitful exchanges gave rise to in-depth discussions on key themes such as resource management, economic and social development, as well as citizen security.
Thanks to the valuable lessons passed on by former governors, the new elected officials were able to benefit from a real toolbox to face future challenges and work effectively to serve the populations of their respective regions. This transmission of know-how and expertise constitutes an essential pillar to ensure enlightened governance oriented towards collective well-being.
In conclusion, this information session was a crucial step in the learning and integration process of new governors and vice-governors. She demonstrated the importance of sharing experiences and collaboration between actors in the governmental sphere to guarantee efficient and transparent management of public affairs. This meeting marks the beginning of a new era of mutual aid and cooperation within government authorities, serving the harmonious and balanced development of our regions.