By: Nana
Appiah Acquaye
Gabon’s National Agency for
Digital Infrastructure and Frequencies (ANINF) and the National Health
Insurance and Social Guarantee Fund (CNAMGS) have taken another step in their
digital transformation partnership with the completion and official submission
of an audit of CNAMGS’s information systems.
The development comes three
months after the two institutions signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at
strengthening cooperation on digital transformation and improving the
effectiveness of public services.
The audit examined key
elements underpinning CNAMGS’s information systems and highlighted the
importance of people, data and infrastructure in building reliable and
efficient digital services.
The findings emphasised the
role of human capacity in driving digital adoption, decision-making and
organisational transformation. They also identified data as a critical asset
that must remain available, secure, reliable and usable, while robust digital
infrastructure is essential to ensuring service availability, continuity and
performance.
ANINF said the exercise
reinforces its strategic role as a technical partner to Gabon’s public
administration as the country pursues broader digital transformation and
digital sovereignty.
Under the leadership of
Director General Alberto Mounguengui Moudoki, the agency continues to provide
technical expertise and support to public institutions seeking to modernise
their information systems and strengthen the reliability of digital services.
The completion of the audit
is expected to provide a basis for further action to strengthen CNAMGS’s
digital systems and improve the delivery of services to citizens.
