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- Under the framework of this partnership, both audit institutions will collaborate on knowledge exchange, professional capacity building, and the development of standardized auditing protocols
MEXICO CITY: ºÚÁÏÉçÇø and Mexico have signed an agreement to strengthen cooperation in accounting, auditing, and professional oversight, marking a new chapter in their relations.
The agreement was inked in the Mexican capital by Hussam Al-Angari, president of the Saudi General Court of Audit, and David Colmenares Paramo, head of Mexico’s Supreme Audit Institution. The signing ceremony was attended by Fahad bin Ali Al-Manawer, the Saudi ambassador to Mexico.
Under the framework of this partnership, both audit institutions will collaborate on knowledge exchange, professional capacity building, and the development of standardized auditing protocols. The cooperation will encompass financial auditing, compliance reviews, and performance assessments through a series of joint workshops and targeted training initiatives addressing shared priorities.
The collaboration builds on both nations’ active participation in the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions.
Speaking at the signing, Al-Angari highlighted his institution’s strategic approach to cultivating bilateral ties with audit bodies across allied and partner countries.