From Monday 28 March to Saturday 2 April 2022 in Brazzaville (Congo), 85 Congolese candidates will take part in the entrance exam into the Institute of Economy and Finance (IEF) - Regional Training Centre for Financial Authorities of Central Africa in Libreville (Gabon). They will face tests in Essay writing, law, economic analysis, mathematics and statistics, and English. Under the supervision of the Ministry of Finance, Budget and Public Portfolio, represented by Jean Marie Montsagna, Director of Human Resources and Training (DRHF), and in the presence of Thierry Mamadou Asngar, of Chadian nationality, Director General of the Institute.

This competition is part of the training of agents of the financial authorities of the countries of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC). For Congo-Brazzaville, the Ministry of Finance, Budget and Public Portfolio presents 81 external candidates (students) and 4 internal candidates (civil servants). Candidates, who will be admitted with an average of 10 or more out of 20, will go to Libreville for their training, depending on the course of study chosen. These include 30 candidates for the Taxation course; 27 candidates for the Economic and Financial Administration course; 14 candidates for the Customs course; and 14 candidates for the Treasury course. 

These tests are being held simultaneously in Bangui (Central African Republic), Brazzaville (Republic of Congo), Malabo (Republic of Guinea) and N'Djamena (Republic of Chad). According to the texts governing IEF-PR Libreville, the candidates who will have benefited from the end-of-training courses in their respective countries will automatically be integrated into the civil service on their return.

The Press Office of the Ministry of Finance.