The Head of the Presidential Council met on Tuesday with the Head of the Audit Bureau to review the country’s overall financial situation, with a focus on revenues and expenditures.
The meeting took place during the visit to the Audit Bureau’s headquarters, where an overview was provided of work mechanisms, oversight procedures, and the performance of the bureau’s various departments.
Discussions also covered the Audit Bureau’s oversight role, the challenges it faces in carrying out its duties, and its efforts to combat corruption, promote good governance, and ensure effective supervision and proper management of public resources.
Audit Bureau
The Audit Bureau is an independent government institution responsible for overseeing and auditing public finances to ensure transparency and accountability. Its history typically traces back to the establishment of modern state financial administration, often modeled after similar supreme audit institutions found worldwide.
Presidential Council
The Presidential Council is a governing body often established in countries during transitional periods or political crises, where executive authority is shared among multiple leaders rather than vested in a single president. Historically, such councils have been formed to ensure broader representation and stability, such as in Libya following the 2011 uprising or in Yemen during political negotiations.
