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19. 6. 2026

On 17 June 2026, Auditor General of SAI North Macedonia mag. Maksim Acevski together with the audit team headed by Rosica Salevic Hristovska, Assistant Auditor General at SAI North Macedonia, welcomed representatives of the Court of Audit of the Republic of Slovenia mag. Maša Železnik, Deputy Supreme State Auditor, and Lejla Marinko, Principal Auditor, at the working meeting.

Meeting held at the headquarters of SAI North Macedonia in Skopje is a sign of a successful cooperation between the supreme audit institutions which was set up by the Memorandum on cooperation signed in 2023 and Parallel Audit Agreement signed in 2026.

During the meeting, the participants exchanged experiences and skills related to parallel performance audit implementation in the field of nature protection and also discussed future activities to successfully carry out the audit.

Such type of cooperation empowers both institutions to develop their audit practices, upgrade their skills and strengthen capacities in order to safeguard public interest and environment.