Work Coordination Meeting: UAG held a meeting with Region/State AGs

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  • Work Coordination Meeting: UAG held a meeting with Region/State AGs
  • Work Coordination Meeting: UAG held a meeting with Region/State AGs
  • Work Coordination Meeting: UAG held a meeting with Region/State AGs
  • Work Coordination Meeting: UAG held a meeting with Region/State AGs
  • Work Coordination Meeting: UAG held a meeting with Region/State AGs
  • Work Coordination Meeting: UAG held a meeting with Region/State AGs

The Work Coordination Meeting between the Union Auditor General and the Region/State Auditors General was held on May 17 and 18 at the Nawarat Hall of the Office of the Union Auditor General using a hybrid system.

During the meeting, Union Auditor General Daw Naing Thet Oo stated that the current priority tasks are to successfully supervise and coordinate the implementation of priority audit reporting matters included in the 100-day plan, which was formulated in line with the strategic work plans established by the Office of the Union Auditor General and the Region/State Auditor General Offices based on the guidance and instructions of the President, as well as matters relating to human resource development, in cooperation with the headquarters.

Throughout the two-day coordination meeting, Auditors General from the regions and states discussed and presented matters related to auditing, personnel management and training, challenges encountered, measures taken to resolve them, and future work plans.

Afterward, Deputy Auditor General Daw Khine Khine Aung discussed and gave guidance on work-related matters and future work processes. Then, the Union Auditor General coordinated and addressed necessary matters before delivering concluding remarks, it’s reported.

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