President Dina Boluarte formed a commission in charge of proposing an administrative reform in her Government.
The president Dina Boluarte implement the Office of Institutional Integrity and reinforce meritocracy in the presidential office. The head of state He announced these measures after receiving the report from the commission in charge of proposing an administrative and management reform in his Government.
“There is no way to move forward if things are not done properly, with integrity. From this Government, we handle ourselves in that line”, Dina Boluarte maintained. In addition, she indicated that this work will serve as a model for other ministries.
According to the information collected, the report proposes six axes for the restructuring of the presidential office: integrity, transparency and accountability, organizational reform, human resources, coordination mechanisms, digital transformation and effective communication, as well as change management.
Dina Boluarte on restructuring of the presidential office: “No more cabinets in the shadows”
Last December 28, the president Dina Boluarte said that the restructuring of the presidential office Its purpose is “to establish order and show transparent work within the framework of a frontal fight against corruption”.
“No more cabinets in the shadows. We have a single cabinet, of ministers and ministers of State committed to the country. An executive cabinet, open to dialogue, that will permanently travel to solve the problems of the population. Problems that have not been addressed because of the confrontation because the authorities have been distracted by fratricidal fights, ”he said during his participation in the extraordinary session of the High Level Anti-Corruption Commission (CAN).
