Members of the Presidential Leadership Council, Abdul Rahman Al-Muharrami and Othman Majali, discussed mechanisms for strengthening the work of the Central Oversight and Accounting Agency, supporting its independence, and enabling it to achieve effective oversight of public funds and follow up on the performance of executive agencies at the central and local levels.

Al-Muharrami and Majli, during their meeting today, Tuesday, in the capital, Aden, with the head of the Central Agency, Judge Abu Bakr Al-Saqqaf, were briefed on the progress of the agency’s work, and the field trip program it implemented to monitor the progress of the performance of state institutions according to the plan for the current year 2024 AD, as well as the difficulties facing its administration. In performing its duties and responsibilities.

The two members of the Presidential Leadership Council stressed the importance of intensifying the efforts of the Oversight and Accounting Agency and expanding its work by going to all state institutions, and that 2024 AD will be the year to fight and eradicate corruption, correct the deficiencies and tampering with public funds, frame that in the agency’s executive plan, and overcome the difficulties it faces. Pointing to the importance of coordination and integration between the central apparatus and all state institutions and competent judicial authorities, to achieve all the desired goals of financial and economic reforms.

They revealed the determination of the Presidential Leadership Council to correct imbalances in various sectors and activate the authority of the law over everyone without exception, renewing their full support for the management of the Central Organization for Oversight and Accounting so that it can carry out its role with all efficiency and effectiveness, monitor aspects of failure, hold negligent and corrupt people accountable, and achieve real and fundamental reforms that contribute to achieving To the desired change for all government institutions.

For his part, the head of the Central Agency for Oversight and Accounting confirmed that the agency is working within a well-thought-out plan to go to all state institutions to uncover any financial or administrative corruption... noting that there are files that have been transferred to the Attorney General and the competent authorities... appreciating the support of the Leadership Council The Presidency of the Central Organization for Oversight and Accounting.