Sana'a: The National High Authority for Combating Corruption concluded a training course focused on preparing financial and technical reports. The course spanned three days and aimed to equip 50 participants from various agencies, including the Security and Intelligence Service, the Public Funds Investigation Department, the Supreme Bidding Oversight Authority, and the Public Prosecution, with essential skills and knowledge for report preparation.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Authority's Deputy Chairman, Ridan Al-Mutawakkil, highlighted that this initiative reflects the Authority's commitment to enhancing the capabilities of its staff and partners. The training was designed to improve participants' understanding and handling of corruption cases, as well as to meet the demands of different types of reporting.
Al-Mutawakkil emphasized the critical role of applying acquired knowledge and skills in the participants' respective work environments to boost performance and quality within their institutions. He encouraged department heads to leverage the course outcomes by developing standardized report templates that adhere to unified standards and methodologies while considering each department's unique needs.
The Deputy Chairman also acknowledged the contributions of trainer Yahya Al-Qamari, whose guidance was instrumental in enhancing the participants' efficiency and performance.