Moussa Al-Koni met with Deputy Auditor General Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim to discuss governance and accountability issues. The meeting focused on financial oversight, the Audit Bureau’s recent reports, and a proposed governance model of three regional governments to reduce corruption.
On Monday, Moussa Al-Koni, the Vice President of the Presidential Council (PC), convened a meeting with Deputy Auditor General, Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim, alongside several advisors from the Audit Bureau. The primary focus of the discussion was financial oversight and government accountability, with emphasis on recent Audit Bureau reports aimed at evaluating the performance of government institutions.
Al-Koni praised the Audit Bureau for its vital role in reviewing public sector finances and promoting transparency within state-funded entities. This meeting facilitated a thorough examination of the current political and administrative situation in Libya, highlighting the necessity for effective governance.
Furthermore, Al-Koni articulated his vision for establishing a governance model structured around three executive regions, each allocated equal budgets. This proposal aims to address the challenges of financial and administrative corruption, potentially leading to more effective governance and improved accountability within government institutions.
The meeting between Moussa Al-Koni and Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim underscored the critical need for enhanced financial oversight and accountability within the Libyan government. By recognizing the Audit Bureau’s role in ensuring transparency and proposing a regional governance model, Al-Koni aims to foster a system that can effectively combat corruption.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
