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At the conference, organized as a panel discussion with Mr. Maksim Acevski, Auditor General, participated as a panelist. During the discussions, experiences, best practices, and challenges faced by Supreme Audit Institutions in ensuring and improving audit quality were shared

At the end of the workshop, conclusions were reached and future activities were defined, aimed at deepening cooperation, building a joint approach, and achieving greater efficiency in protecting public resources

This project is a significant step towards strengthening institutional capacity and ensuring greater transparency and accountability in the management of European funds

By signing this Memorandum, the three institutions send a clear message: a guarantee of fair, free and democratic elections, and a strengthening of citizens’ trust in the institutions

The meeting focused on the activities taken by the State Audit Office concerning ensuring legality in the financing of political parties during election campaigns

This event represents an excellent opportunity for the exchange of knowledge, best practices and cooperation among Supreme Audit Institutions members of EUROSAI

The competent authorities in the country need to undertake additional measures and actions to address climate change due to, among other things, the absence of a clearly defined structural setup, coordination, and communication among parties involved in the climate change process, as well as the fact that a National Climate Change Adaptation Plan has not yet been adopted

Undefined data ownership, lack of security policies, use of outdated operating systems, VPN access with shared passwords and no two-factor authentication, non-updated backups and insufficient module integration – are just some of the identified weaknesses that undermine the security, availability, and accuracy of financial data. The absence of system controls and human resources with adequate skills increases the risk of unauthorized access, technical failures and dysfunctional processes within the institutions that use the system

The performance audit revealed that the measures and activities of the institutions fail to provide an adequate and effective support, protection and reintegration for women victims of gender-based and domestic violence. The protection system remains underdeveloped, and the number of victims and perpetrators of criminal and misdemeanor offences related to domestic violence show a concerning continuity without improvement. In 2023, men were ten times more likely to be perpetrators than women, while women were four times more likely to be victims than men. This situation indicates that the obligations under the Istanbul Convention remain unfulfilled