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The Chief Ambassador of State Protocol, Teodoro Biyogo Nsue Okomo, chaired this Wednesday, January 21, at the Peoples Palace, by order of the Head of State and Government, H.E Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, an information and coordination meeting.
The meeting was attended by the presidents of constitutional bodies, including the President of the Senate, Teresa Efua Asangono; the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Doctor Salomon Nguema Owono; the President of the Supreme Court of Justice, Francisco Evuy Nguema; the State Attorney General, Anatolio Nsang Nguema and the head of the Department of Justice, Worship and Penitentiary Institutions, Reginaldo Biyogo Ndong Anguesomo.
The meeting also took place in the presence of the Minister to the Presidency in charge of the Civil Cabinet, Ramon Nka Ela Nchama, and the Vice Minister in the Department of Missions to the Presidency of the Republic, Maria Jesus Evuna Andeme, as well as some general directors of the Head of State.
The Counselor Ambassador Chief of State Protocol has shared with his interlocutors the questions and topics that are the subject of the meeting arising from the President of the Republic, Head of State and Government, H.E Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, all focused on the desire to continue strengthening his policy for and for the genuine development, peace and well-being of the Equatoguinean people that today constitute the basis of the socio-political stability enjoyed since the historical feat of August 3, 1979, which made Equatorial Guinea an oasis of peace in a world in turmoil.
Before Biyogo Nsue Okomo, all those responsible for the constitutional bodies have expressed their firm commitment to combining efforts and criteria with the firm determination to support with concrete actions the policies implemented by the government to face the national and international challenges that countries face at all times.
Text and photos: Presidential Press Team
Information and Press Office of Equatorial Guinea
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