The leadership of the Civil Union Against Corruption discusses institutional and supervisory cooperation with the Central Oversight and Accounting Organization in the capital, Aden | CUAC

Civil Union — private Within the framework of coordination and cooperation between civil society organizations and the state’s regulatory and executive agencies, the leadership of the Civil Union to Combat Corruption held an official meeting with the leadership of the Central Oversight and Accounting Agency at its headquarters in the capital, Aden. During the meeting, ways to strengthen the supportive supervisory partnership and joint coordination mechanisms to protect public funds and consolidate the principles of transparency, integrity and institutional governance in all government sectors and institutions were discussed. During the visit, the Union’s leadership presented its vision for supportive field and oversight work, stressing the Union’s keenness to work side by side with state institutions and supreme audit institutions by submitting field reports and studies documented with evidence, and activating the role of civil society as an active partner in monitoring and raising awareness of rights and duties. The meeting also touched on enhancing qualification and specialized training programs for the Union’s field cadres in the areas of oversight and transparency. For its part, the leadership of the Central Oversight and Accounting Agency welcomed this step and initiative, appreciating the positive and societal role played by the Civil Union Against Corruption in supporting and assisting official oversight efforts and the preservation of public property. The meeting concluded with an agreement to complete institutional coordination and adopt a joint action plan to enhance direct communication and raise the efficiency of supportive community oversight in the capital, Aden.