Signature of partnership agreements between MENFOP's CFEN Omar Guelleh Ahmed, INAP, and MTFPS's ANEFIP.

The Minister of National Education and Vocational Training, Mr. Moustapha Mohamed Mahamoud, and the Minister of Labor, Formalization, and Social Protection, Mr. Yonis Ali Guédi, sponsored today the signing of partnership agreements between the CFEN Omar Guelleh Ahmed, the National Institute of Public Administration (INAP), and the National Agency for Employment, Training, and Professional Integration (ANEFIP). This initiative aims to strengthen their collaboration in the areas of training, skill development, and capacity building for public servants.The signing ceremony took place at the MENFOP headquarters, in the presence of both ministers and their close collaborators. The Secretary General of MENFOP, Mohamed Abdallah Mahyoub, gave a brief introduction regarding the content and objectives of the collaboration agreements between the three institutions. This overview was further detailed by the directors general of the three signing institutions: CFEN, INAP, and ANEFIP.They stated in unison: "the shared willingness of both ministries to pool their expertise to promote a high-quality training offer, adapted to the needs of the administration and the educational system. These agreements notably provide for the implementation of training programs, the organization of professional development activities, the exchange of expertise, and the development of projects of common interest."The Minister of Labor, Formalization, and Social Protection, Mr. Yonis Ali Guédi, emphasized the significance of this agreement, which focuses on "enhancing human capital in accordance with the Djibouti Vision 2035 that relies on training a skilled youth, modernizing the administration, and developing national skills."For his part, the Minister of National Education and Vocational Training, Moustapha Mohamed Mahamoud, insisted on "the value of these partnership agreements to build a united, coherent government response fully at the service of our citizens, in a context where public action is evaluated based on its results."More broadly, this partnership between CFEN, INAP, and ANEFIP strengthens the commitment to excellence, pedagogical innovation, and human resources skill reinforcement for national development. At the end of the ceremony, the leaders of the institutions welcomed this important milestone, emphasizing that this collaboration will consolidate existing synergies and respond more effectively to the challenges of initial and continuous training. This signing marks the beginning of a sustainable cooperation based on knowledge sharing, academic excellence, and human capital valuation, for the benefit of public institutions and all citizens.