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President thanks staff after month abroad; notes mother's recovery
Summary
In a brief president's report, the president said she had been abroad for a month to visit her 89-year-old mother, who survived breast cancer, and thanked the president-elect and executive director Aziza for covering meetings in her absence.
The president opened her report by saying she did not have substantial business to present but asked members to read her column, which she referred to as her "bad news" column. She stated she had been away from the country for a month to visit her 89-year-old mother, who survived breast cancer, and returned about a week earlier.
The president specifically thanked the president-elect for stepping in to chair executive meetings during her absence and singled out the executive director's office, "in particular, Aziza," for managing matters that required attention while she was away. The president said she appreciated governors who sent good wishes to her and her mother.
No policy proposals, directives, or votes were recorded during the president's report; the remarks were personal and ceremonial in nature, and the meeting proceeded to the next agenda item after the comments.
