Vietnam attends INTOSAI environmental auditing meeting in Finland

by VNA26 January 2024 Last updated at 20:26 PM

The SAV delegation, led by Deputy Auditor General Bui Quoc Dung (third from left), at the 22nd meeting of the INTOSAI Working Group on Environmental Auditing. (Source: VNA)
The SAV delegation, led by Deputy Auditor General Bui Quoc Dung (third from left), at the 22nd meeting of the INTOSAI Working Group on Environmental Auditing. (Source: VNA)

VTV.vn - A delegation of the State Audit Office of Vietnam (SAV) attended the 22nd meeting of the Working Group on Environmental Auditing (WGEA) of the International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) held in Rovaniemi city, Finland, from January 22 to 25.

The event saw the presence of 120 delegates from 43 countries, representatives of over 40 supreme audit institutions and many international organisations, along with audit and environmental experts.

The WGEA aims to improve the environmental auditing capacity and enhance environmental management via high-quality contributions and visions of members and non-members of the WGEA.

The working group currently consists of 86 countries, among which the SAV became a member in November 2023. This was the first time the SAV had attended an annual WGEA meeting as an official member.

The SAV delegation, led by Deputy Auditor General Bui Quoc Dung, took part in the sessions on indigenous knowledge, green fiscal policy tools, and economic - environmental accounting systems, among others. They actively gave opinions and shared auditing experience of Vietnam.

The meeting adopted an action plan on the recommendations submitted during the event.

It also presented the third INTOSAI WGEA Award - Inspiration in Environmental Auditing to the audit institutions of Canada, Chile and Costa Rica, and the European Court of Auditors.

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