Unified Accounting System and Electronic Revenue Collection Launched in Al-Mahwit
Al-Mahwit - SABA:
The Cleaning and Improvement Fund in Al-Mahwit Governorate, in cooperation with the Executive Unit for Information and Systems at the Ministry of Finance, today launched the comprehensive Unified Accounting System and Electronic Revenue Collection System.
This inauguration comes as part of efforts to strengthen financial and administrative infrastructure, enhance transparency, and promote sound governance in public revenue management. The new systems aim to improve financial performance, streamline revenue collection, and strengthen oversight across institutions.
During the ceremony, Deputy Governor Abdulsalam Al-Thamari praised this initiative as a significant step toward transparency and modernizing financial management tools. He called on all local institutions to adopt these advanced systems to better serve citizens and enhance institutional performance.
Dahan Al-Makbais, Director of the Cleaning and Improvement Fund in the governorate, stated that the launch represents a qualitative leap in the Fund's operations. The systems will improve financial and administrative efficiency, enhance revenue control, and simplify monitoring and reporting procedures.
Mohammed Al-Ghadir, the Fund's Financial Director, explained that the new systems will enable real-time and precise management of accounts and revenues, boosting confidence in the Fund's financial performance while supporting public service improvement goals.
The event featured a demonstration of both systems' operations, highlighting their role in advancing digital transformation and increasing financial efficiency in government institutions.
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