Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, First Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, and Chairman of the Financial Audit Authority (FAA), has approved the authority's strategic plan for 2025-2028.
Publish dateMonday 24 February 2025 - 20:44
According to Amac News, the new plan aims to enhance the authority's ability to efficiently carry out its oversight responsibilities, positioning it as a key institution in promoting transparency, accountability, integrity, and excellence in the management of public funds.
This plan is dedicated to strengthening the authority's role in increasing transparency and innovation within government entities and is designed based on the vision of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid.
The goal of the plan is to improve government performance by enhancing financial oversight and ensuring transparency in government operations. Additionally, the authority seeks to upgrade its capabilities by utilizing advanced technologies and educational programs for its employees.
The strategic plan includes four main objectives and 15 strategic goals, with 32 performance indicators established to monitor progress. The plan emphasizes the importance of compliance with laws and regulations and aims to promote transparency and collaboration between the authority and the entities it supervises.
Abdulrahman Al Harib, Director-General of the FAA, emphasized that this plan will enhance confidence in Dubai's financial systems and contribute to improved governance and financial performance across the emirate.
This plan is dedicated to strengthening the authority's role in increasing transparency and innovation within government entities and is designed based on the vision of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid.
The goal of the plan is to improve government performance by enhancing financial oversight and ensuring transparency in government operations. Additionally, the authority seeks to upgrade its capabilities by utilizing advanced technologies and educational programs for its employees.
The strategic plan includes four main objectives and 15 strategic goals, with 32 performance indicators established to monitor progress. The plan emphasizes the importance of compliance with laws and regulations and aims to promote transparency and collaboration between the authority and the entities it supervises.
Abdulrahman Al Harib, Director-General of the FAA, emphasized that this plan will enhance confidence in Dubai's financial systems and contribute to improved governance and financial performance across the emirate.
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Source : news agency wam
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