The Central Financial Supervision Agency participates in a regional conference in Tunisia. Details: The Central Financial Supervision announced the participation of a Syrian delegation led by the head of the agency, Mohamed Omar Kadid, in the regional final conference of the "Sharka 2" project and the launch of the "Sharka 3" project, organized by the Dutch Court of Accounts and hosted by the representatives of the courts of the Tunisian accounting authorities. in several Arab countries. The agency explained that the "Sherka 2" project aims to develop the capabilities of the regulatory bodies and increase their expertise in the field of performance monitoring, especially those related to sustainable development goals, by supporting digital transformation and the exchange of experiences and expertise, while the "Sherka 3" project aims to complete cooperation, expand the exchange of knowledge and develop tools for supervisory work. The conference discussed the results of the previous project and ways to develop supervision methods and mechanisms for monitoring recommendations and measuring their impact, in a way that contributes to improving the management of public funds. Kadid and the accompanying delegation also held bilateral discussions with the delegation of the Court of Accounts in the Netherlands to improve institutional cooperation and set priorities for future professional partnerships. The conference witnessed the participation of the supreme auditing and accounting institutions in Syria, Tunisia, Libya, Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Yemen, Iraq and Palestine. The Syrian participation comes in the framework of strengthening the presence of the regional and international supervision and supporting the principles of transparency, responsibility and protection of public funds.

The Central Financial Supervision Agency participates in a regional conference in Tunisia. Details: The Central Financial Supervision announced the participation of a Syrian delegation led by the head of the agency, Mohamed Omar Kadid, in the regional final conference of the "Sharka 2" project and the launch of the "Sharka 3" project, organized by the Dutch Court of Accounts and hosted by the representatives of the courts of the Tunisian accounting authorities. in several Arab countries. The agency explained that the "Sherka 2" project aims to develop the capabilities of the regulatory bodies and increase their expertise in the field of performance monitoring, especially those related to sustainable development goals, by supporting digital transformation and the exchange of experiences and expertise, while the "Sherka 3" project aims to complete cooperation, expand the exchange of knowledge and develop tools for supervisory work. The conference discussed the results of the previous project and ways to develop supervision methods and mechanisms for monitoring recommendations and measuring their impact, in a way that contributes to improving the management of public funds. Kadid and the accompanying delegation also held bilateral discussions with the delegation of the Court of Accounts in the Netherlands to improve institutional cooperation and set priorities for future professional partnerships. The conference witnessed the participation of the supreme auditing and accounting institutions in Syria, Tunisia, Libya, Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Yemen, Iraq and Palestine. The Syrian participation comes in the framework of strengthening the presence of the regional and international supervision and supporting the principles of transparency, responsibility and protection of public funds.