On Tuesday, the German Jordanian University (GJU) formalized a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the State Audit Bureau to strengthen collaboration between the two institutions. This partnership aims to enhance professional training opportunities for auditors and university students, as well as facilitate consultations and research projects focused on information systems and general auditing practices.
Prof. Ala’aldeen Al-Halhoulin expressed his enthusiasm for the agreement, emphasizing that this collaboration is not a new initiative; GJU has maintained direct contact with auditors from the State Audit Bureau, benefiting from their expertise to improve decision-making in compliance with relevant regulations.
Prof. Al-Halhouli highlighted the guidance of His Royal Highness Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, who encourages cooperation and partnership across various sectors for the benefit of the country and its citizens. He noted that GJU is committed to leveraging its resources to support state institutions and assist officials in making informed decisions that serve the public interest.
Prof. Malek Alsharairi, Vice President of GJU, acknowledged the importance of the MoU, recognizing the State Audit Bureau's role in safeguarding public funds. He commended the Bureau for fostering a spirit of development and openness among societal institutions and reaffirmed the university's support for any government agency dedicated to public service.
Dr. Radhi Al-Hammadin, President of the State Audit Bureau, stated that this MoU marks a significant milestone as the first with a public university. He emphasized the importance of exchanging expertise and training in line with international best practices, highlighting the Bureau's ongoing transformation towards modern auditing methodologies that incorporate technology.
Dr. Al-Hammadin noted that the strategic plan aligns with the aspirations of His Majesty the King to establish meaningful partnerships across governmental and private sectors, including academia. He recognized GJU's leadership in applied scientific research and its alignment with the Bureau's objectives. The MoU includes provisions for training in areas such as accounting, taxation, financial analysis, spatial planning, sustainable buildings, and renewable energy, along with opportunities for joint workshops and seminars aimed at enhancing student knowledge and skills.