Gary Conille installed his chief of staff, Nesmy Manigat and the secretary general of the Prime Minister’s Office
On Friday June 14, the head of government installed two of his closest collaborators, his chief of staff, Nesmy Manigat and the secretary general of the Prime Minister’s office, Camille Junior Édouard. He spoke about this exceptional period that the country is experiencing, but also about his expectations in relation to the work that his personalities will have to provide in order to help the population.
“My expectations, I want you to use your assets to be able to translate our vision, our philosophy and our commitment to the population,” said Gary Conille who specifies in passing that he chose two personalities more competent than him in the areas for which they were called to work.
“I have to trust them, and hold them responsible and accountable for their actions,” he added. What they bring as perspective and vision added to everything you [les employés] can offer, will actually enable us to get our country out of the situation it finds itself in.”
For his part, the former minister of national education and now chief of staff of the Prime Minister, Garry Conille, Nesmy Manigat, indicated that the Prime Minister, in his speech, highlighted the points constituting the sheet of road to the operation of his private practice. Like working with commitment, honesty, professionalism and above all empathy towards the population.
“The chief of staff will make himself available to learn and understand and build solutions to help the Prime Minister accomplish his mission and mandate. I know that I can count on your collaboration,” he said, addressing the employees and executives of the prime minister’s office.
Furthermore, he was delighted to be able to collaborate with this new administration while mentioning the fact that the “country is going through a difficult period, and that it is time for its citizens to place themselves at its disposal. »
For his part, the secretary general of the Prime Minister, Camille Junior Édouard Chef explained that government action cannot be exercised without a strong Prime Minister, which implies the commitment of executives, units and different services to be able to carry out the public service missions previously defined in the laws. and the decrees of the country. He went on to say that he takes the Prime Minister’s directives on listening and accessibility very, very seriously.
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