Economic-Administrative Department and ICT Secretary

It is an independent organizational unit responsible for executing several key tasks related to administrative duties, financial administration, and technical support activities essential for the institute’s daily operations. The department works closely with other units to ensure the efficiency and smooth operation of all internal processes.
Key responsibilities include:

1. Purchase and Procurement of Assets and Material
   It is an independent organizational unit responsible for executing several key tasks related to administrative duties, financial administration, and technical support activities essential for the institute’s daily operations. The department works closely with other units to ensure the efficiency and smooth operation of all internal processes.
2. Asset Management and Record-Keeping
   The ICT secretary and the Economic-Administrative Department ensure thorough record-keeping of all institute assets, covering both technical and operational documentation as well as ongoing monitoring of asset conditions. The department oversees regular inventory audits, ensures protection against damage or theft, and manages the decommissioning process. It also facilitates the disposal of obsolete assets, ensuring they are handled by applicable legal regulations and internal policies.
3. Invoicing and Accounting
   The department handles invoicing for all services and goods provided, ensuring that all financial obligations are fulfilled accurately and in a timely manner. This process also involves tracking invoices and communicating with external suppliers and partners, which helps maintain smooth financial operations and ensures all commitments are met.
4. Registry Management and Document Archiving
   The department is responsible for managing the registry, which includes archiving all essential documents, records, and written materials related to the institute’s activities. It also oversees the proper disposal and shredding of documents that are no longer needed, ensuring the protection of sensitive data and compliance with legal regulations on document management.
5. Contract Management
   The department is also responsible for overseeing and managing the Institute’s contractual relationships, including the preparation, conclusion, and archiving of contracts with external suppliers, partners, and other organizations. This includes monitoring contract compliance and ensuring that all agreements are executed in accordance with applicable laws and internal regulations.
6. Budget Preparation and Financial Oversight
   The ICT Secretary and the Economic-Administrative Department are responsible for preparing and processing the Institute’s budget proposals, covering both operational and capital expenditures and revenues. The department continuously monitors and evaluates budget utilization to ensure the efficient use of financial resources and to promptly identify any discrepancies in economic performance.
7. Basic Financial Oversight
   As part of its responsibilities, the department conducts basic financial oversight to ensure that all expenditures and revenues comply with applicable regulations and the Institute’s internal policies. This process is essential for maintaining transparency and ensuring responsible management of public funds.

In addition to the activities above, the department is responsible for managing the rental of buildings designated for training sessions, workshops, and other educational events. These areas are equipped with modern ICT technologies that meet the requirements for practical education and professional training. The department also performs various operational tasks essential for the smooth running of the Institute and supports its broad range of activities.