Garry Conille Implements New Centralized Governance Measures

In a decision already causing significant debate, Prime Minister Garry Conille announced a series of measures yesterday designed to centralize and strengthen his control over public administration. Effective immediately, this decision marks a pivotal shift in the country’s governance.

Under the new directive, ministers are now required to obtain the Prime Minister’s approval before making any appointments. This move aims to enhance oversight and coordination within various administrative bodies, ensuring that all appointments align with the government’s standards of competence and integrity.

Additionally, a new rule mandates that ministers must submit detailed requests for any international travel, justifying the urgency and necessity of each trip. This measure seeks to streamline governmental travel, eliminating unnecessary trips and ensuring that all travel is pertinent to national priorities.