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Haiti - Politics : First day of the State Administrators competition
17/09/2017 07:57:14

The competition for the recruitment of 50 executives to join the body of "State administrators" began Saturday, September 16, 2017 at Lycée Toussaint Louverture, under the coordination of Office of Management and Human Resources (OMRH).

This competition welcomed two groups of applicants:

A first group named external accessible to all who wish to integrate the Public Administration;

A second group called internal is intended for public servants who aspire to occupy great functions.

For this first day, applicants have undergone tests of general culture, management and administration, law, social sciences and economics. The events will continue and end on Sunday.

Several Government figures visited the Exam center to ensure the smooth running of the events among others: Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant, Wilson Laleau, the Chief of Staff of President Moïse, Marie Gréta Clément Roy, Minister of Health and the Advisor of President Guichard Doré.

See also :
https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-22130-icihaiti-politics-competition-for-the-recruitment-of-state-administrators.html

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