Equatorial Guinea treasury staff to sign confidentiality pacts
New deputy minister Montserrat Mbasogo Edu Angue prioritizes information security and open communication with staff.
Equatorial Guinea's new deputy minister of the Treasury, Montserrat Mbasogo Edu Angue, met with department staff to outline her priorities. She emphasized working together with officials, fostering open communication, and valuing technical staff's contributions. The minister stressed the importance of transparency and collaboration in achieving institutional goals.
A key focus of the meeting was the protection of institutional information. Angue announced that all staff will be required to sign a confidentiality agreement to formalize their commitment to safeguarding internal documents and data. She warned that unauthorized disclosure of information could lead to disciplinary measures.
The deputy minister also addressed punctuality and labor discipline, reminding staff of the importance of respecting work hours and fulfilling their duties. She encouraged staff to face challenges with dedication and a spirit of service, noting that institutional results depend on employee involvement and responsibility.
Why it mattersStaff at Equatorial Guinea's Treasury will sign mandatory confidentiality agreements, with potential disciplinary action for breaches, affecting their daily work and information access.