Kinshasa, July 3rd, 2021 (CPA).– The Deputy Prime Minister of the Public Service, Modernization of the Administration and Innovation of the Public Service, Jean Pierre Lihau Ebwa Kalokola Mongalibana, has decided to set up a commission in charge of to re-examine the administrative files of the officials dismissed from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2015, during a hearing he granted to a delegation of the latter, in his labor office.
For this delegation, the dismissal of these agents, decided at the time under the Matata Ponyo government, was marred by many irregularities, in particular the non-processing, on a case-by-case basis, of files relating to false academic and school titles and the lack of presentation of defenses by those concerned.
who welcomed the decision of Vice Premier Lihau, said the decision of It is an ambitious decision of a political nature, she said, before stressing that she had never had an opportunity to » be heard to present their means of defense before taking this decision.
The delegation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs added that the reasons put forward by the authorities of yesteryear were to obtain false academic and educational titles which, according to them, were not founded by the lack of case-by-case processing. the situation of each agent concerned.
The delegation welcomed Deputy Prime Minister Lihau’s decision to subsequently present to the Prime Minister the conclusions of the commission he will establish, for a just solution and a successful outcome of the process. ACP/NIG