This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
Zainab Al -Adawi, the first president of the Supreme Council of Accounts, confirmed the committee’s commitment to strengthen innovative and solidarity cooperation with its counterpart in African countries, while receiving a high -level delegation at the head of higher financial supervision agencies in the region of the Economic and Strategic Union of West Africa.
In his speech, Al -Adawi explained that this commitment stems from the conviction that higher control agencies in Africa should actively contribute to major projects and global initiatives in the field of financial control, noting that this cooperation benefits African countries and reflects the exceptional dynamics observed by the continent.
Al -Adawi also underlined the history of the long cooperation which links the Council to its counterparts in Africa, and stressed the importance of exchanging professional experiences and practices in this area.
For his part, Senyon Yves Marie Adissin, president of the audit court of the Economic Union and Critique of West Africa, indicated that this meeting strengthens cooperation with the Supreme Council of Moroccan stories, in particular in the light of the challenges linked to modernization and digitization.
In addition, Kanfali Destandy, head of the Côte d’Ivoire Accounts Council, underlined the fruitful cooperation with the Supreme Accounts Council, explaining that an agreement has been concluded to improve the capacities of his institution.
This meeting comes within the framework of joint efforts to improve financial control practices and ensure the well-being of the peoples of African countries.
