Gathered for five days, the actors of the educational system laid the foundations for a more rigorous 2026 session, marked by innovations and better coordination.
The consultation workshop for personnel from central and decentralized services, dedicated to the preparation of the 2026 official exams, concluded on April 10 in an atmosphere of constructive dialogue. Presided over by Vivian Asheri Kilo, the closing ceremony hailed fruitful exchanges focused on improving the evaluation system.
The work made it possible to analyze the shortcomings observed in 2025 and to provide concrete responses. Among the major advances is the validation of the circular governing the organization of the 2026 exams. Participants also consolidated their skills across the entire operational chain: organization of tests, marking, deliberations, budget management, and production of financial statements.
The use of the LOGE software and the digitalization of registrations occupied an important place in the discussions, perceived as levers for modernization. At the end of the meetings, the recommendations insisted on an effective appropriation of the resolutions and their strict application in the field. Regional delegates are called upon to relay these achievements through local workshops.
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