Ministry of Civil Service Handover Ceremony: New Minister’s Vision for Public Service Reform

2024-04-11 20:12:35

A handover ceremony took place today at the conference room of the Ministry of Civil Service and Public Service Reform, marking the official transfer of responsibilities from Mr. Gallo Ba to the new minister, Mr. Olivier Boucal.

The ceremony was marked by the presence of notable figures such as Madame Mame Khar Diallo Seck, Inspector General of State, Secretary General Thioro Mbaye Sall, and the Director General of the Civil Service, Amamdou Matar Cisse, among other dignitaries .

In his inaugural speech, Minister Boucal expressed his gratitude to the Almighty for his new appointment and paid sincere tribute to his predecessors for their significant contributions to the reform of public services. He praised the efforts of his predecessor, Mr. Gallo Ba, whose in-depth negotiations with unions and initiatives to improve public service were praised by all.

Highlighting the constant evolution of the notion of public service in a competitive world, Mr. Boucal outlined his vision for a profound transformation of public action, aiming to make it more accessible, understandable, and competitive. He stressed the importance of reform and repair so that the results of government projects benefit citizens on a daily basis.

The minister unveiled an ambitious reform program covering all aspects of human resources management in the public service, from mediation and management to recruitment, training, and much more. He also placed emphasis on digitalization and inclusiveness, with a particular plan for the integration of citizens with disabilities.

Here are the 12 key points of his vision for renovating the public service:

Prioritization of social dialogue : Establishment of a Mediator of the Republic to strengthen dialogue between the government and its citizens.

Systematic support for citizens with reduced mobility : Support every citizen with a disability.

Fight against all forms of discrimination : Strengthen measures for a more inclusive society.

Promotion of territorial equity : Increase accessibility to public services through caravans, lounges and departmental offices.

Cultivate secularism and neutrality : Ensure that the public service remains impartial and fair.

Codification of civil service standards : Establish a general code to standardize and guide administrative practices.

Procedure manuals for all sectors : Standardize operations for increased efficiency.

Opening of transparent access competitions : Expand opportunities in the public service through fair competitions.

Inclusive and accessible health plan : Improve health services for all public sector employees.

Equal opportunities in recruitment and training : Ensure that all citizens have access to equitable opportunities.

Business commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) : Involve the private sector in the public service logic.

Digitalization at the heart of reforms : Use technology to make public services more accessible.

In conclusion, Mr. Boucal reaffirmed his commitment to the values ​​of secularism, territorial equity, and against all forms of discrimination, while calling for general mobilization to serve the general interest and achieve the vision of the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister for a great and sovereign Senegal.

With these new initiatives, the Ministry of Civil Service and Public Service Reform is embarking on a new era of dynamism and efficiency, promising to strengthen citizens’ confidence in the services they receive.

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