The opening session on Tuesday was led by Djibril Mama Cissé, Minister of the Interior and Public Security. The meeting focused on presenting the financial performance report for the ministry as of June 30, 2026, alongside a review of public procurement execution progress.

The workshop brought together program managers, senior ministry officials, and key stakeholders involved in the spending chain. Discussions centered on the implementation levels of 2026 AWP interventions, comparing achievements with the first-half targets and indicators.

Participants also analyzed performance gaps between forecasts and actual results, identified implementation challenges, and outlined actionable steps to enhance outcomes during the remaining six months of the fiscal year.

Key evaluation meeting

In his address, Minister Djibril Mama Cissé framed the mid-term review as a critical public action monitoring tool. He emphasized its role in measuring progress, identifying obstacles to goal attainment, and agreeing on necessary adjustments.

He underscored the ministry’s commitment to performance, efficiency, and results-driven governance, especially amid heightened public expectations for transparency and security.

Abdel Nasser Samary, Director of Planning, Administration, and Finance, explained that this review aligns with the department’s medium-term spending framework updates. The sessions, running through August 6, include presentations on program-based management, execution points, and discussions on new organizational decrees and structural reforms.

Budget management review

The evaluation also addressed the alignment of financial execution with program objectives, ensuring accountability in public spending. Officials reviewed procurement timelines, expenditure tracking, and compliance with regulatory frameworks.

The meeting concluded with a roadmap for the second half, prioritizing high-impact interventions and addressing systemic bottlenecks to optimize resource allocation.