CNSS: a new Board of Directors installed

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This new Board of Directors, appointed for a renewable three-year term, embodies the principle of tripartite governance. It brings together representatives from the government, employers, and employees. This composition is designed to ensure a balance of voices in the strategic direction of the institution.

In her speech, the minister highlighted the importance of the role entrusted to the administrators: “In a context marked by digital transformation, changes in the labor market and growing expectations from insured persons, your mission is strategic,” she emphasized, calling for proactive and innovation-oriented governance.

The Council’s roadmap includes several major aspects: supporting structural reforms, improving the quality of services provided to the insured, modernizing management tools, and ensuring rigorous and transparent governance of CNSS resources.

At the forefront of expectations is the need to adapt the social protection system to demographic and economic changes, while meeting performance and expanded coverage requirements.

With this new team, the institution aims to strengthen its public service mission and make social security a lever of stability and progress for all Beninese workers.

Members of the new council

1)  Yémalin Philibert Adankon (Ministry of Economy and Finance)

2)  Jean-Pierro Wangbe (Ministry of Health)

3)  Léa Estelle Honfo Avocetien (Ministry of Labor and Public Service)

4) Antoine Bonou and Serge E. F. Aderomou (National Council of Employers of Benin)

5)  Abel Septime Honvo (Confederation of Employers of Benin)

6)  François-Xavier Josoph Ayadji (Trade Union Confederation of Workers of Benin)

7)  Yélognissè Dossou Wilfrid Choukpa (Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions of Benin)

8) Codjo Hinlin (Confederation of Independent Trade Union Organizations of Benin)