Ankara, January 25, 2025 – Dr. Hussam Alangari, President of the General Court of Audit (GCA) of Saudi Arabia, held an important meeting today with Metin Yener, President of the Turkish Court of Accounts, in Ankara. The meeting focused on exploring avenues for strengthening cooperation between the two institutions, discussing areas of mutual interest, and fostering the exchange of experiences in the field of auditing and public financial management.
The discussions reflect the GCA's ongoing efforts to enhance collaboration with other supreme audit institutions, both within the region and internationally. Dr. Alangari and President Yener emphasized the importance of establishing robust partnerships to promote the sharing of knowledge, best practices, and professional experiences in accounting and auditing. By strengthening these ties, both institutions aim to contribute to improved governance, accountability, and transparency within their respective countries.
A key aspect of the meeting was the shared commitment to advancing effective auditing practices that can better support the management of public resources and ensure the integrity of financial operations. Both parties agreed that fostering such collaboration would not only enhance the professional capacities of their teams but also encourage the adoption of innovative approaches in auditing processes, ultimately leading to more transparent and accountable governance.
The meeting was attended by Saudi Ambassador to the Republic of Türkiye, Fahad bin Assaad Abualnasr, who played a key role in facilitating the discussions. Ambassador Abualnasr’s presence underscored the importance of this meeting as part of Saudi Arabia's broader efforts to enhance bilateral relations with Turkey, particularly in the areas of governance, financial oversight, and institutional cooperation.
As part of the discussions, both leaders explored the potential for joint training initiatives, workshops, and seminars that would further promote the development of auditing and accounting expertise in both countries. This collaboration aligns with both nations' commitment to advancing public sector integrity, increasing transparency, and ensuring the efficient use of public funds. Additionally, it aims to contribute to the achievement of international standards in auditing practices, strengthening the overall framework for governance and financial accountability.
This productive dialogue between the General Court of Audit and the Turkish Court of Accounts marks a significant step in enhancing the exchange of knowledge and best practices between Saudi Arabia and Turkey. It reflects the growing importance of international cooperation in promoting transparent and accountable financial practices, which are critical to fostering trust in government institutions and ensuring sustainable development in both countries.
