Announcements & News

With the performed analysis of Inspection Council data, the auditors ascertained that the state inspectorates have foreseen 1.006 job positions for inspectors, of which 602 positions or 60% are filled

The importance of audit reports in the fight against corruption was the topic of an online training held on 18 May 2021, organized by Transparency International Macedonia

SAO representatives headed by Auditor General met with representatives of the United Nations Body for Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment, UN Women in North Macedonia

Without funds provided in the budget of the Office for Protection of Cultural Heritage, the implementation of 523 million denars contract for the multi-annual construction of the Ancient Theater Skupi is slow

At the request of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission in our country, an online meeting was held on 12 May 2021 and during the meeting the IMF representatives were acquainted with the type and scope of planned audits related to the pandemic

The twinning project will be implemented with EU twinning partners – the State Audit Office of Croatia and the National Audit Office of Bulgaria - the main goal is to improve efficiency and impact of external audit in the Republic of North Macedonia

SAO delegation headed by Auditor General Maksim Acevski participated in the XI Congress of the European Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (EUROSAI) and due to the global pandemic with Covid-19, for the first time the Congress was held online through an online platform.

Subject of interest of the monitoring mission were the measures taken to implement recommendations of the 329th Congress held in 2012 in the area of local democracy in our country

The Fund has not established appropriate monitoring system and does not analyze the effects of treatments in medical institutions abroad and in the country where the approved treatment was completed, nor their effectiveness

Since 2009 the Ministry has started 11 capital projects for printing books, some of which are still ongoing, as of 2019, approximately 379 million denars were spent on 599086 books that are not distributed to end users and kept in stock