Thursday 03/April/2025 – 02:12 PM
Dr. Mohamed Hani Ghoneim, Governor of Beni Suef, stressed the continuation of financial and administrative inspection efforts to follow up and improve the quality of services provided to citizens, stressing the importance of intensifying field follow -up campaigns to reveal the shortcomings and address violations that hinder the executive work.
Beni Suef Governor discusses the financial and administrative inspection report
This came during the governor’s discussion of a quarterly report, presented by Nasser Saif, Director General of the General Administration of Financial and Administrative Inspection, dealing with the efforts of the administration during the months of January, February and March 2025.
The report clarified the implementation of 165 sudden inspection visits, which included following up the workflow in local units and service directorates, in addition to examining 169 complaints, including 98 regular complaints and 71 parliamentary complaints.
According to the report, visits were distributed to several vital sectors, including 42 visits to follow up on the health sector, 29 visits to the catering sector, 11 visits to the education sector, 10 visits to veterinary medicine, 8 visits to agriculture, and 6 visits to the youth and sports sector, in addition to other visits to local units, housing sectors, work and social solidarity. The follow -up resulted in the monitoring of a number of administrative violations, most notably cases of absence, leaving work and delaying the performance of job tasks.
In this context, the governor directed the need to follow up on legal and administrative procedures against violators, and work to avoid the shortcomings that were monitored to ensure the discipline of the work system, stressing the continuation of periodic inspection campaigns and the preparation of accurate follow -up reports on the measures taken to ensure the improvement of the government performance and the services provided to citizens.
