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PM stresses pivotal role of internal oversight within public departments

[29/10/2024 03:31]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak has laid an emphasis on the importance of the role of internal oversight and review within departments in handing financial and administrative corruption.

Speaking in Aden today at the conclusion of a training program for directors of oversight and investigation departments in the courts of appeal in the liberated governorates, the premier considered the outputs of these department's function as the inputs according to which the courts operate.

The premier highlighted the importance of such training in a key issue that occupies a major priority on the government's financial and administrative reform agenda.