In his daily communication on Monday, the spokesperson for the dialogue, Mgr Jean Bernard Asséko Mvé, reminded all the commissioners that the methodology for adopting reports is described in the internal regulations of the inclusive national dialogue.
Four (4) days before the end of the work in committees and sub-committees, next Thursday, April 18, the spokesperson for the dialogue very timely clarified for everyone’s attention that this is the end of the process validation of sectoral reports that “the inclusive national dialogue office (DNI) will produce a general report from the Angondjé meetings”.
The DNI office, confided Mgr Jean Bernard Asséko Mvé, is delighted that “all commissions obey the work schedule of the inclusive national dialogue”scheduled to end on April 30, 2024.
This day was marked by the visit to the dialogue site and to the sub-committees of some diplomats accredited in Libreville. These include the special representative of the UN Secretary-General for Central Africa and Head of the United Nations Regional Office for Central Africa (Abou Abary), the Ambassador of the DRC (François Luambo) and the Head of the diplomatic representation of the Kingdom of Spain in Gabon (Molina Llado).
A little friendly detour also from the Minister of Communication and Media, Laurence Ndong, through the work room dedicated to journalists and information professionals accredited for media coverage of the inclusive national dialogue.
Féeodora Madiba
2024-04-15 17:13:45
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