GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF STATE OWNED CORPORATIONS

Directorate of Audit

Key Responsibilities

1. Financial Auditing

The Audit Directorate reviews financial transactions, expenditures, and budget implementation to ensure compliance with financial regulations and organizational policies.

2. Anti-Corruption Oversight

The directorate develops mechanisms to strengthen transparency, accountability, and integrity while identifying and mitigating corruption risks.

3. Internal Control and Account Review

It examines accounting records, financial statements, and operational processes to verify accuracy and effectiveness.

Core Services

Financial Reports

The Audit Directorate prepares comprehensive audit reports based on detailed reviews of financial transactions, records, and budget utilization. These reports provide an accurate assessment of the organization’s financial performance, identify irregularities or inefficiencies, and ensure compliance with financial regulations. In addition, the directorate conducts in-depth financial analysis to support senior management in making informed decisions, improving transparency, and strengthening overall financial governance.

Complaint Investigation

The directorate investigates all financial and administrative complaints in a structured and impartial manner. This includes collecting, verifying, and analyzing all relevant documents, records, and supporting evidence to determine the validity of reported issues. Through systematic investigation procedures, the directorate ensures that all complaints are addressed fairly, irregularities are identified, and appropriate actions are taken in accordance with rules and regulations.

Corrective Recommendations

Based on audit findings and investigation results, the directorate develops practical and strategic corrective recommendations aimed at improving organizational performance. These recommendations focus on strengthening internal control systems, closing procedural gaps, enhancing compliance mechanisms, and preventing future risks or violations. The goal is to continuously improve efficiency, accountability, and financial integrity across all departments and state-owned enterprises.