The Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU), in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Administration and Political Affairs (MPAPA) and other government stakeholders, honoured Mr. Matthew Dingie, Financial Secretary at the Ministry of Finance, during the commemoration of World Public Service Day 2026.
Held under the theme, “Transforming Public Institutions: Advancing Innovation, Participation and Inclusion,” the event celebrated outstanding public servants whose dedication, leadership, and commitment continue to strengthen governance and enhance service delivery across Sierra Leone.
Mr. Dingie was recognized for his exemplary stewardship of the nation’s public finances and his unwavering commitment to accountability, transparency, and fiscal discipline. As Financial Secretary and the Government’s principal adviser on economic and financial policy, he has played a pivotal role in advancing public financial management reforms and supporting Sierra Leone’s national development agenda.
The recognition also highlighted Mr. Dingie’s distinguished career in the Civil Service, spanning more than two decades of exceptional service marked by professionalism, integrity, excellence, and results-oriented leadership.
His contributions have been instrumental in strengthening financial governance, promoting prudent fiscal management, and supporting policies aimed at fostering sustainable economic growth and development.
The award underscores the Government of Sierra Leone’s commitment to recognizing and celebrating public servants whose dedication and achievements are helping to build innovative, inclusive, and citizen-centred public institutions in line with the aspirations of World Public Service Day 2026.
The honour serves as a testament to Mr. Dingie’s outstanding contribution to public service and his continued efforts to advance effective governance and financial accountability in Sierra Leone.