Activities for prevention and fight against corruption
On 22 July 2021, Auditor General Maksim Acevski held a meeting with Ms. Lena Andersson, Leader of Component 3 of the twinning project "EU support for rule of law "
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SAO management meets with Fiscal Council members
Auditor General Maksim Acevski welcomed the members of the Fiscal Council to the initial meeting
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Signed Memorandum of Cooperation with SAI Slovakia
As part of the bilateral meeting, the Heads of both SAIs signed Memorandum of Cooperation
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Meeting with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden
Auditor General Maksim Acevski expressed gratitude for the previous support from the Swedish Embassy, particularly the taxpayers of Sweden
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Memorandum signed with SAI Poland
Commitments to continuous professional and technical cooperation for strengthening professional capacities and promoting accountable and effective external audit
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Bilateral Meeting for strengthening cooperation with SAI of the Czech Republic
At the meeting, the two institutions presented their organizational setup, progress over the years, development perspectives as well as challenges they face.
Audit reports
Planned audits
Photo gallery
RNM Budget short of 950.000 Euros
Since taking over competences in 2012 until 2020, Gazi Baba Municipality has been paying funds based on alienation and lease of construction land owned by RNM to inadequate payment account
Online training by the International Chamber of Commerce
An overview of possible risks of corruption in auditing financial statements was presented, as well as best practice from the Netherlands with focus on International Auditing Standard 240
Weaknesses in the management of non-financial assistance
Omission of epidemics in the Law on Protection and Rescue, undefined strategic goals, insufficient human resources and lack of accounting records on received donations
88% of public procurement during the pandemic were negotiated procedures
In the period 01 March – 30 November 2020, the awarded public procurement amounted to 416.6 million denars. The audit covered public procurement contracts amounting to 335.4 million