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The “National Military Office for Strategic Industries”, known as “OMNIS”, is created under the high authority of the President of the Republic.
Status: Organisation of national interest with civil status and financial autonomy.
President of the Office: The President of the Republic is the President of the Office.
The adoption of OMNIS’s statutes
Missions:
- define the national policy on military and / or strategic industries within the framework of the Charter of Socialist Revolution and the National Development Plan;
- study and propose any measure to promote and develop the activities falling into its remit;
- monitor and coordinate the activities of institutions with financial autonomy and which is supervised by OMNIS or in which OMNIS has share participation;
- ensure the management or control of the property, made available by the State or made available to the supervisory bodies, on behalf of the State;
- conduct or commission research, studies and investments according to OMNIS contract or convention or that OMNIS undertakes on its own initiative;
- conduct or commission research and exploitation of military and/or strategic mining resources, especially on uranium and radioactive minerals, or on hydrocarbons and bituminous minerals.
In that respect, OMNIS ensures the supervision of companies and institutions pursuant to a decree of the Council of Ministers.
The adoption of the Petroleum Code N ° 80-001 of 6 June 1980
In a context in which the State monopolise oil operations and it exercised by national companies, In a context in which the State monopolise oil operations and OMNIS ensures the supervision and the control of those national companies as well as Malagasy or foreign companies that undertake petroleum operations in Madagascar.
Le Code Pétrolier N°96-018 du 4 septembre 1996 est adopté.
Cadre institutionnel :
- Organisme technique : représente l’Etat et assure la gestion du domaine minier national d’Hydrocarbures.
L’OMNIS est désigné comme organisme technique chargé de la gestion du domaine minier national d’Hydrocarbures.
- Société Nationale : assure la réalisation des opérations pétrolières.
L’organisme technique est autorisé à agir au nom et pour le compte de la société nationale jusqu’à sa mise en place effective.
New missions (Law No. 99-003 of 21 April 1999):
- In the mining domain:
- Develop basic geological data;
- Assume the function of the mining promotion office.
- In the Hydrocarbon domain:
- Implement the national policy on Hydrocarbons exploration and exploitation..
The statutes are amended to place OMNIS under the supervision of the Ministry of Energy and Mines.
The OMNIS Board of Directors has adopted the new OMNIS strategy for better performance through operational excellence, an agile organization and citizen engagement.
1975
The “National Military Office for Strategic Industries”, known as “OMNIS”, is created under the high authority of the President of the Republic.
Status: Organisation of national interest with civil status and financial autonomy.
President of the Office: The President of the Republic is the President of the Office.
1976
The adoption of OMNIS’s statutes
Missions:
- define the national policy on military and / or strategic industries within the framework of the Charter of Socialist Revolution and the National Development Plan;
- study and propose any measure to promote and develop the activities falling into its remit;
- monitor and coordinate the activities of institutions with financial autonomy and which is supervised by OMNIS or in which OMNIS has share participation;
- ensure the management or control of the property, made available by the State or made available to the supervisory bodies, on behalf of the State;
- conduct or commission research, studies and investments according to OMNIS contract or convention or that OMNIS undertakes on its own initiative;
- conduct or commission research and exploitation of military and/or strategic mining resources, especially on uranium and radioactive minerals, or on hydrocarbons and bituminous minerals.
In that respect, OMNIS ensures the supervision of companies and institutions pursuant to a decree of the Council of Ministers.
1980
The adoption of the Petroleum Code N ° 80-001 of 6 June 1980
In a context in which the State monopolise oil operations and it exercised by national companies, In a context in which the State monopolise oil operations and OMNIS ensures the supervision and the control of those national companies as well as Malagasy or foreign companies that undertake petroleum operations in Madagascar.
1996
Le Code Pétrolier N°96-018 du 4 septembre 1996 est adopté.
Cadre institutionnel :
- Organisme technique : représente l’Etat et assure la gestion du domaine minier national d’Hydrocarbures.
L’OMNIS est désigné comme organisme technique chargé de la gestion du domaine minier national d’Hydrocarbures.
- Société Nationale : assure la réalisation des opérations pétrolières.
L’organisme technique est autorisé à agir au nom et pour le compte de la société nationale jusqu’à sa mise en place effective.
1999
New missions (Law No. 99-003 of 21 April 1999):
- In the mining domain:
- Develop basic geological data;
- Assume the function of the mining promotion office.
- In the Hydrocarbon domain:
- Implement the national policy on Hydrocarbons exploration and exploitation..
2004
The statutes are amended to place OMNIS under the supervision of the Ministry of Energy and Mines.
2019
The OMNIS Board of Directors has adopted the new OMNIS strategy for better performance through operational excellence, an agile organization and citizen engagement.
General Managers

PATUREAU
Fernand
1976 – 1977

ANDRIANASOLO
Hubert Ralaimiza
1977 – 1986

Amiral RATSIMANDRESY
Rolland
1986 – 1992

RAKOTO ANDRIANTSILAVO
Max Désiré
1992 – 1997

ANDRIAMIHAOTRA
Max
1997

PATUREAU
Fernand
1976 – 1977

ANDRIANASOLO
Hubert Ralaimiza
1977 – 1986

Amiral RATSIMANDRESY
Rolland
1986 – 1992

RAKOTO ANDRIANTSILAVO
Max Désiré
1992 – 1997

ANDRIAMIHAOTRA
Max
1997

Gal de Brigade Ackram Mohajy
ANDRIAMANDAMINY
1997 – 2002

Gal de Brigade Ackram Mohajy
ANDRIAMANDAMINY
1997 – 2002

Gal
RANDRIANAFIDISOA
2002 – 2004

RAZAKA
Elisé Alitera
2004 – 2007

LALAHARISAINA
Joeli Valérien
2007 – 2011

RASOANAIVO Fetinirina
Bonaventure Momo
2011 – 2016

Gal
RANDRIANAFIDISOA
2002 – 2004

RAZAKA
Elisé Alitera
2004 – 2007

LALAHARISAINA
Joeli Valérien
2007 – 2011

RASOANAIVO Fetinirina
Bonaventure Momo
2011 – 2016

RADARSON
Voahangy Niriana
2018 – 2019

RANOROARISOA
Lalanirina
2019 – 2020

RADARSON
Voahangy Niriana
2018 – 2019

RANOROARISOA
Lalanirina
2019 – 2020

RASOLONIRINA
Andry Nantenaina
2020 – to day

RASOLONIRINA
Andry Nantenaina
2020 – to day
Les Logos

1973 – 2003

2004 – Avril 2010

Mai 2010 – Déc 2011

Janvier – Août 2012

Sept 2012 – Août 2015

Sept 2015 – Actuel
Meaning of the current logo

The logo of OMNIS is based on a triangular shape.
A symbol ofstability and project creation, the triangle conveys the constancy of the office’s activities and also its strength in generating projects in the country.

The magnifying glass representsresearch, the spearhead of OMNIS

The circle symbolisessustainability (of the office’s activities) The upward slanting line in the circle represents
dynamism, , the desire to move forward.

The drop symbolises petroleum.

The leaves represent the environment. It symbolises
the protection of the environment by OMNIS in the conduct
of its activities.
This acronym is the basis for the conquest of a new notoriety. It is the showcase of the dynamic that drives the Office of National Mines and Strategic Industries to regain a strong place in people’s minds.
Colours
The logo colours and the slogan reflect the institutional and State dimension of OMNIS. The emphasis on the green and red shades chosen reflect the new dynamic that drives the office.
These colours can easily be used on all types of media, but their use is to be preferred on a white background.
⬧ | Blue : | a reassuring colour, blue represents seriousness and reliability. |
⬧ | Red: | a symbol of activity and strength, red represents dynamism. |
⬧ | Green: |
conveys ideas of new beginnings, hope and abundance. It represents nature and growth |
⬧ | Grey: | A more neutral colour, this shade has the merit of being soothing and calm. It represents wealth. |