TURKSAI establishes official legal status in Antalya

The Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions of the Member States of the Organization of Turkic States (TURKSAI) has officially ratified its charter in Antalya, establishing its institutional and legal status. The signing ceremony was attended by representatives from the supreme audit institutions of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Azerbaijan, as well as the Secretary General of the Organization of Turkic States, Kubanychbek Ömüraliev.

Metin Yener, President of the Turkish Court of Accounts and TURKSAI, stated that the charter serves as a foundation for sharing professional knowledge, experience, and technology among member states. He emphasized that the document aims to promote common audit standards and strengthen principles of transparency, accountability, and good governance within the Turkic world.

Alikhan Smailov, President of the Supreme Audit Institution of Kazakhstan, noted that the signing marks a new era of cooperation by defining the organization's operating procedures and fundamental principles. Almazbek Akmatov, President of the Kyrgyz Supreme Audit Institution, also highlighted that the charter provides an institutional basis for professional cooperation and experience sharing.