Al-Koni Advocates Governance and Accountability in Strategic Meeting

Vice President Moussa Al-Koni met with Deputy Auditor General Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim to discuss government accountability and financial oversight. The discussions emphasized the Audit Bureau’s recent evaluations and proposed a governance model to curb corruption through equal budgets across three executive regions.

On Monday, Vice President of the Presidential Council, Moussa Al-Koni, convened with Deputy Auditor General, Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim, to address crucial themes of financial oversight and governmental accountability. The meeting also included several advisors from the Audit Bureau, underscoring a collaborative effort toward improving governance.

According to the media office of the Presidential Council, the discussions centered on recent evaluations released by the Audit Bureau, aimed at assessing the performance of governmental institutions. Al-Koni recognized the Bureau’s significant contribution to scrutinizing public sector accounts and promoting transparency in state-funded entities.

In addition to financial oversight, the meeting also examined Libya’s political and administrative context. Al-Koni shared his strategic vision for governance, proposing a framework that divides the country into three executive regions, each allocated equal budgets, as a measure to reduce financial and administrative corruption.

The meeting between Moussa Al-Koni and Atiyah Allah Abdelkarim reflects a concerted effort to enhance governance and accountability in Libya. By focusing on the Audit Bureau’s reports and proposing a regional governance model, the discussions aim to foster transparency and combat corruption, promoting a more effective public sector management.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly