Equatorial Guinea’s Treasury inventories public assets
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Real Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea’s Treasury and State Assets Department presented a national inventory of public assets, intended to improve their oversight, preservation and management. The meeting also reported that non-oil revenue collection reached 86% of forecasts in the third quarter of 2026, according to Real Equatorial Guinea.
Equatorial Guinea’s Treasury and State Assets Department presented a national public asset management project and a pilot inventory plan at a management board meeting held on Friday 30 October, according to public broadcaster Real Equatorial Guinea. The project aims to establish an up-to-date and reliable register of state assets to strengthen their oversight, preservation and management.
The meeting, chaired for the first time by Deputy Minister Montserrat Mbasogo Edu Angué, also reviewed non-oil revenue for the third quarter of 2026. Revenue collection reached 86% of forecasts, an indicator monitored as part of the diversification of state income.
The board also reviewed the department’s action plan, with officials seeking to ensure the monitoring and coordination of planned activities. Montserrat Mbasogo Edu Angué was appointed deputy treasury minister on 21 October, after two officials were appointed to the Treasury on the same day.
