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Maroc
7 days ago
- Business
- Maroc
Morocco, Gambia Partner to Strengthen Cooperation in Public Sector Auditing
Morocco and Gambia signed a memonrandum of understanding on Monday in Rabat aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation in public sector auditing. The agreement was signed by and between the First president of the Kingdom's court of accounts and her Gambian counterpart Modou Ceesay, with a view to establishing a framework for effective collaboration between the two institutions, and strengthening their respective professional capacities. The MoU is part of a shared commitment to promoting transparency, responsibility, accountability, and integrity in the management of public finances in both countries. Under the terms of the agreement, the two parties undertake to promote the exchange of expertise and run joint activities, such as consultations, seminars, conferences and round tables on topics of common interest. The agreement also covers the implementation of capacity-building and professional development programs, including the participation in face-to-face learning workshops or webinars both in Morocco and Gambia. Both parties are also set to share relevant information and documents, guidelines, best practices and innovative methodologies in public auditing. Speaking on the occasion, Gambia's Auditor General noted that the agreement would enable greater sharing of knowledge in the field of auditing, capacity building and support for the reforms underway in both countries. Ceesay also conveyed his country's willingness to benefit from Morocco's experience in results-based management and the digitization of audit institutions. The Gambian Auditor General welcomed Morocco's successful organization of the session of the Governing Board of the African Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (AFROSAI), held recently in Rabat, and the installation of the headquarters of the General Secretariat of this pan-African organization in the Kingdom's capital. For her part El Adaoui underlined the strategic significance of this partnership in consolidating good governance, and welcomed the growing cooperation with Gambia's National Audit Office "in a spirit of mutual exchange of professional practices." El Adaoui tackled the two institutions' commitment to transparency and efficiency in public management, expressing the Kingdom's dedication to the values of solidarity and South-South cooperation. MAP:14 July 2025
Zawya
01-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
African Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (AFROSAI) Headquarters Agreement Inked in Rabat
An agreement was signed on Wednesday in Rabat, under which the Kingdom's capital will host the headquarters of the African Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (AFROSAI). The agreement, inked by Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates Mr. Nasser Bourita and Secretary General of AFROSAI, First President of the Court of Audit Mrs. Zineb El Adaoui, specifies the Organization's operational framework in the Kingdom, its commitments and the privileges granted to its headquarters. The signing of this agreement follows the election of Morocco's Court of Accounts as Secretary General and host institution of AFROSAI's permanent headquarters, at the Organization's General Assembly held in Tripoli, Libya, on December 4-6, 2024. By hosting the headquarters of AFROSAI, Morocco, the crossroads of several regional and sub-regional representations working for promoting the African continent and the well-being of its peoples, is demonstrating firm commitment to foster all aspects of the rule of law. This is particularly with regard to supreme audit of public finances, to portraying its efforts in the framework of cooperative ties with African countries in terms of exchanging experience and expertise, and to sharing best practices in this field. In addition, this agreement constitutes a strategic lever to strengthen the Court of Audit's cooperation with its counterparts on an African scale, in line with the enlightened vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, and to reiterate the Kingdom's steadfast commitment to promoting South-South cooperation in all fields, making it an absolute priority. This cooperation will contribute to improving the performance of audit institutions, bolstering institutional and professional capacities, and enshrining ongoing cooperation between African supreme audit institutions. It will further support the establishment of solid institutions, promoting transparency and good governance, in order to respond optimally to the needs of populations and achieve sustainable social and economic growth across the continent. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Kingdom of Morocco - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates.
Morocco World
30-04-2025
- Business
- Morocco World
Morocco to Host Permanent Headquarters of Africa's Top Audit Body
Rabat – Morocco has officially become the host country for the permanent headquarters of the African Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (AFROSAI). The agreement was signed today in Rabat by Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs Nasser Bourita and Zineb El Adaoui, First President of the Court of Accounts. The move is a significant step towards enhancing continental cooperation in public financial oversight. In a statement, the Moroccan Foreign Ministry said the move 'reflects Morocco's firm commitment to strengthening South-South cooperation,' in line with King Mohammed VI's vision. Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs Nasser Bourita and Zineb El Adaoui, First President of the Court of Accounts, signing the agreement By hosting this institution, Morocco is set to strengthen its role as a hub for African collaboration, good governance, and transparency in public finance. AFROSAI is a regional organization that brings together the Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) of African countries. Its mission is to promote the exchange of knowledge, capacity building, and cooperation among audit institutions across the continent. It has an important role in improving financial accountability and ensuring efficient use of public resources in African states. The permanent headquarters will be established in Morocco, with the Court of Accounts serving as the General Secretariat of AFROSAI. This reflects the recognition of the Moroccan institution's expertise and longstanding involvement in continental audit initiatives. Morocco has continuously noted the importance of institutional collaboration in strengthening the values of transparency, public financial management, and development in Africa. The new headquarters is expected to facilitate more structured and sustainable cooperation among member institutions.
