The results of the efficiency audit conducted by the Accounts Chamber were discussed at the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation.
2026-04-22 15:10:00 / News
An expanded meeting was held at the Ministry with the participation of N. Imankulov, Head of Department at the Accounts Chamber.
The meeting was attended by First Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation S. Rajabov, Acting Director of the Innovation Development Agency A. Norov, representatives of other ministries and agencies, as well as chairpersons of Scientific and Technical Councils.
This event was significant as it focused on the effective use of public funds, strengthening financial discipline, and identifying measures to eliminate the detected shortcomings.
During the meeting, the results of the efficiency audit conducted by the Accounts Chamber in February of the current year were comprehensively reviewed.
In particular, detailed analyses were presented on systemic shortcomings, financial and organizational issues identified during the audit process, as well as challenges encountered in the implementation of certain projects.
As noted by the responsible officials, the results of the efficiency audit are not limited to identifying deficiencies but also serve as an important basis for developing concrete mechanisms to prevent such issues in the future.
From this perspective, special attention was given to developing a separate action plan to address the identified shortcomings, approving it, and ensuring strict control over its implementation.
Speakers at the meeting emphasized that ensuring financial transparency, the targeted use of budget funds, and increasing the efficiency of implementing innovative projects are among the key priorities today.
It was also highlighted that there is a need to strengthen internal control systems, improve reporting practices, and enhance the qualifications of responsible personnel.
At the conclusion of the meeting, specific tasks were outlined. These include the prompt approval of the action plan to eliminate identified shortcomings, assigning responsible persons for each task, strengthening execution discipline, implementing a monitoring system, and ensuring regular reporting.
It was noted that the timely and high-quality implementation of these measures will contribute to improving the effectiveness of the Agency’s activities and ensuring openness and transparency in the use of public funds.
This meeting marked an important step toward increasing accountability in the innovation development system, improving financial management, and strengthening cooperation between government bodies, higher education institutions, and research organizations.