Equatorial Guinea Highlights Service Training

The Republic of Equatorial Guinea highlighted the importance of service training and strengthened human resources operations at the III Equatorial Guinea Scientific and Technological Investigation Council (CICTE) Research Module.

The session, led by the Director General for Scientific Coordination, trained 28 personnel from CICTE.

The session prepared participants on requests and certification of licenses and passports, integrated training regarding human, public, and labor relations, and research and science.

Equatorial Guinea is focused on strengthening the public service sector and giving Equatorial Guineans the skills needed to succeed in the workplace.

Equatorial Guinea Strengthens Police Training

The Republic of Equatorial Guinea strengthened police training at the graduation of 30 student cadets from the Mathapa Police College in Manzini, Swaziland.

The Vice President of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, leads the security and police sectors in the country.

The Vice President has highlighted the importance of strong values and training in police institutions.

The reception was attended by Equatorial Guinean officials and diplomats, as well as high-level officials from the government of the Kingdom of Swaziland.

Equatorial Guinea Promotes Healthy Activities for Youth, Opens Summer Camps and Training Courses

The Republic of Equatorial Guinea promoted healthy activities for youth with the opening of summer camps and swimming training courses.

The Malabo Sports Complex will be offering free training for those who wish to train as lifeguards and monitor swimming activities at the Olympic Pool.

The Complex will also offer swimming camps and aqua gym classes for youth and adults.

The camps and courses were unveiled by the General Directorate for Sports and the Malabo Swimming Club.