Jordan, Saudi Arabia discuss Audit cooperation
Fayez highlighted the strong Jordanian-Saudi ties and praised Saudi Arabia's support for Jordan and Arab causes, particularly the Palestinian issue and opposition to the displacement of Palestinians in Gaza.
He underscored the vital role of audit institutions in safeguarding public funds and called for increased collaboration between Jordan and Saudi Arabia through expertise exchange and adherence to international best practices.
Alangari reaffirmed Saudi Arabia's commitment to strengthening cooperation with Jordan's Audit Bureau, emphasizing the importance of preventive measures in financial oversight and performance monitoring of government entities.
He noted that the two institutions share a mutual agreement to implement a memorandum of understanding aimed at exchanging expertise.
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