Vice President Moussa Al-Koni met with Deputy Auditor General Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim to discuss government accountability and financial oversight. The meeting highlighted the Audit Bureau’s role in reviewing public sector finances and proposed a regional governance model to reduce corruption.

On Monday, Vice President Moussa Al-Koni of the Presidential Council convened a meeting with Deputy Auditor General Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim, focusing on financial supervision and governmental accountability. This critical discussion included various advisors from the Audit Bureau, emphasizing the importance of enhancing oversight in state-funded institutions.

According to the media office of the Presidential Council, the dialogue mainly revolved around the recent findings released by the Audit Bureau that aim to improve the efficiency and performance of governmental entities. Al-Koni expressed his appreciation for the Bureau’s efforts in auditing public sector finances and promoting transparency.

In addition to financial matters, the meeting extended to include a comprehensive overview of Libya’s political and administrative framework. Al-Koni presented his proposal for a governance structure that would divide the country into three executive regions, each allocated an equal budget, to effectively address and mitigate issues of financial and administrative corruption.

In summary, the meeting led by Vice President Moussa Al-Koni with Deputy Auditor General Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim underscored the necessity of financial oversight in government. The discussions not only reinforced the role of the Audit Bureau in ensuring transparency but also introduced innovative governance solutions aimed at combating corruption in Libya. Al-Koni’s vision for regional governance could foster a more accountable administrative system.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly