How external audit affects the development of the economy of Kazakhstan, discussed at St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

The importance of external audit in improving public administration and economic development was discussed by the participants of the XXVII St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, which was held on June 5-8.

The thematic event, organized by the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, brought together leading experts and government representatives from many countries, including Belarus, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia and Senegal.

Member of the Supreme Audit Chamber of Kazakhstan Tlegen Kaskin spoke as a key participant. He shared his experience and vision on the impact of auditing on the well-being of citizens and the development of the state. During the event, the most important aspects of the development of the external audit and financial control system were touched upon.

Tlegen Kaskin noted that external audit plays a key role in strengthening financial transparency, ensuring effective governance and fighting corruption in Kazakhstan. It helps to ensure that public resources are used efficiently and in accordance with the law. In turn, this contributes to economic growth and social development.

In addition, according to him, external audit helps to attract investments, as it increases confidence in the Kazakh economy from international investors. This is important for the sustainable development of the country and its integration into the global economy.

Foreign colleagues from Belarus, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia and Senegal also presented their successful practices and shared their unique working methods.