Equatorial Guinea treasury vice-minister outlines priorities
Montserrat Mbasogo Edu Angue met staff to discuss open communication, confidentiality, and punctuality.
Equatorial Guinea's new vice-minister of the Treasury, Montserrat Mbasogo Edu Angue, met with her department's staff on October 30 to outline her priorities. She emphasized working together with officials for the institution's good functioning, fostering open communication, and building trust.
Angue stressed the importance of technical staff, stating their knowledge is essential for institutional objectives. She also highlighted the need to protect institutional information, announcing that all staff will sign confidentiality agreements to prevent unauthorized disclosure of internal data. Violators may face disciplinary action.
The vice-minister also addressed punctuality, reminding staff of the importance of respecting work hours as a sign of responsibility and commitment. She encouraged staff to face challenges with dedication and a service spirit, noting that institutional results depend on staff involvement.
Why it mattersThe new vice-minister of the Treasury in Equatorial Guinea has set expectations for staff regarding communication, data security, and punctuality.