In prelude to the Board of Directors of the School of Mines and Metallurgy of Moanda (E3MG) which is held on August 6, 2020, the management board of this establishment was received in audience, on August 4, by the Minister of Petroleum , Gas and Mines, Vincent de Paul Massassa. Objective: to present the results, the ambitions of the school, as well as the draft agenda for this meeting.
The result of a public-private partnership between the Gabonese State and the Compagnie minière de l’Ogooué (Comilog), presented as a success by all parties, the School of Mines and Metallurgy of Moanda (E3MG) is its Board of Directors on August 6. As a prelude to this meeting, those in charge of this structure had a working session on August 4 with the Minister of Oil, Gas and Mines. A meeting aimed at preparing for this Council, presenting the results of the School and its regional ambitions.
“Before this Council, it was a question of making the tour of the owner, that we understand the stakes given that the school takes a sub-regional vocation. There are both academic packages and training times that will be looked at, scrutinized so that from now on the training programs provided are those that reflect cooperation, knowing that we now have well-targeted training in terms of engineering ” , the Minister of Mines, Vincent de Paul Massassa declared.
E3MG Board President Maurice Ndjiba presented the School in all its components in terms of teaching programs, goals and ambitions. All the more so since while the school was designed to meet the needs of the national mining industry, it also has a sub-regional vocation. “It is a school of application, of the interface between educational training and vocational training. We also came to present the results to him because there are two first promotions that have come out. We also explained to the minister and his collaborators the ambitions of the school, ”said Maurice Ndjiba.
As for the Board of Directors, the agenda will, according to the latter, be the examination of the results of the 2019 financial year and the provisional budget for the year 2020, even if it is largely underway. In addition, the establishment has been in existence for three years and “by statute, it must renew its directors and all of its Board of Directors”.
