Quebec raises its voice in the wake of OIF spending

Following the new revelation on disputed spending, the Quebec government invites the International Organization of Law Francophony (OIF) to be careful in funding management, especially from Quebec taxpayers.

Also read: The cost ball continues at OIF

Nadine Giralt, Minister of International Relations and the Office of Law Francophony, confirmed that the OIF needs to be held accountable for its management and oversight of its day-to-day administration.

“Quebeckers must use money wisely. We will continue to monitor the situation closely, “said Press Secretary Flor Bouchan in a statement.

Our Bureau of Investigation reported yesterday that OIF spent 120 120,000 in 2019 to fit and furnish the Paris apartment to new Secretary-General Louis Mushikiwabo.

The latter was replaced by Michael Jean, who fired management at a cost of half a million dollars for the development of her apartment.

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According to the office of Minister Giralt, several states and governments, including Quebec and Canada, have asked the OIF to streamline its management following Mr.’s departure.^{To me} Gene.

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Transparency

In 2018, member states and governments of the OIF adopted new transparency rules, particularly the requirement to disclose the expenses of the Office of the Secretary-General.

To date, however, the OIF has not disclosed this information.

Ms. Girald’s cabinet recalled that Mrs. Mushikiwabo was elected by assuring the modernization of the organization.

“We hope it will now implement the expected reforms,” ​​its spokesman said.

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