The Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology (FMIST), Dr. Mukhtar Yawale Muhammad, mni has reaffirmed the Ministry’s dedication to supporting Federal Government insurance policies and reform initiatives aimed toward strengthening institutional effectivity, deepening innovation-driven governance, and enhancing productiveness throughout public establishments in Nigeria.
Dr. Mukhtar said this throughout a courtesy go to by the Director-General of the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), Dr. Dasuki Ibrahim Arabi, to the Ministry in Abuja.
The Permanent Secretary pressured the significance of strategic collaboration amongst authorities establishments in driving sustainable nationwide improvement, enhancing service supply, and advancing the Federal Government’s reform agenda. He famous that science, know-how and innovation stay essential enablers for nationwide development, institutional transformation and financial competitiveness.
According to him, the go to additional demonstrates the sturdy partnership between FMIST and BPSR in advancing public sector reforms, institutional innovation and efficient governance. He recommended the Director-General of BPSR for his sustained efforts in direction of implementing impactful reforms inside the Federal Civil Service, noting that such initiatives proceed to positively affect governance and enhance residents’ welfare.
Earlier in his remarks, the Director-General of BPSR, Dr. Dasuki Ibrahim Arabi, underscored the necessity for stronger institutional collaboration in selling innovation-driven reforms and enhancing public service supply throughout authorities companies. He emphasised that innovation, science and know-how stay important pillars for nationwide improvement, financial transformation and societal progress.
Dr. Arabi additional recommended FMIST for its unwavering dedication to selling scientific analysis, technological development and forward-looking coverage initiatives geared in direction of sustainable improvement and nationwide competitiveness.
Mrs. Pauline Sule, anipr
Head, Press and Public Relations, FMIST