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Home Jordan News PM receives Audit Bureau annual report 04-12-2017 04:15 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Prime Minister Hani Mulki Monday received the Audit Bureau's 2016 report, which includes key violations in the government entities under its supervision and recommendations to address malpractice. The report, which was handed to Mulki by Audi Bureau president Abed Kharabsheh, also includes the final account audit of the state and independent government units as well as debt analysis and economic indicators. Kharabsheh said the report underlined the Audi Bureau's goal of preserving public money from being wasted, squandered, misused or mismanaged, while enhancing transparency. He said the bureau had developed its oversight methods that adapt to investment in human resources while promoting the use of technology in the auditing process.

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PM receives Audit Bureau annual report

04-12-2017 04:15 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Prime Minister Hani Mulki Monday received the Audit Bureau's 2016 report, which includes key violations in the government entities under its supervision and recommendations to address malpractice.

The report, which was handed to Mulki by Audi Bureau president Abed Kharabsheh, also includes the final account audit of the state and independent government units as well as debt analysis and economic indicators.

Kharabsheh said the report underlined the Audi Bureau's goal of preserving public money from being wasted, squandered, misused or mismanaged, while enhancing transparency.

He said the bureau had developed its oversight methods that adapt to investment in human resources while promoting the use of technology in the auditing process.

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