GCA President Dr. Hussam Alangari Unveils Digital Strategy For 2025 At LEAP Conference

Dr. Hussam Alangari, President of the General Court of Audit (GCA), unveiled the GCA's digital strategy for 2025–2027 at the Saudi Digital Exhibition during the LEAP 2025 International Technology Conference in Riyadh. This strategy is part of GCA's ongoing efforts to enhance technological and digital transformation. These initiatives have improved GCA's institutional and digital capabilities, allowing it to perform public sector audits more effectively.

The digital strategy is integral to GCA's broader institutional goals, aligning with advancements in technology. Dr. Alangari highlighted that this approach aims for excellence in both institutional and digital arenas, contributing to Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. The focus is on smart digital solutions that boost efficiency and innovation.

GCA's digital strategy aims to improve operational efficiency and support data-driven decision-making in auditing processes. It also seeks to strengthen compliance with digital standards, driving a comprehensive transformation across all operations. This includes fostering innovative digital solutions and enhancing customer experiences while ensuring sustainability in digital excellence.

As part of these efforts, Dr. Alangari introduced Shamel 2.0, a smartphone application designed for digital auditing. This app allows entity heads to monitor audit work and reports seamlessly, while auditors can complete tasks more efficiently using smart tools tailored for audit needs.

The strategy reinforces GCA's leadership in adopting advanced digital technologies for public financial auditing and accounting. By showcasing its achievements in digital excellence through an interactive booth at the Digital Saudi exhibition within LEAP 2025, GCA demonstrates its commitment to cutting-edge practices.

Dr. Alangari emphasized that the ultimate goal is achieving institutional and digital excellence by enhancing efficiency and innovation. This aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, aiming to contribute significantly through smart solutions.

The introduction of Shamel 2.0 exemplifies GCA's dedication to improving audit processes through technology. By enabling seamless tracking of audit work, it enhances both auditor efficiency and overall operational effectiveness.

In summary, GCA's new strategy focuses on leveraging technology to enhance public sector auditing capabilities. Through initiatives like Shamel 2.0 and participation in events like LEAP 2025, GCA positions itself as a leader in digital transformation within the auditing field.

With inputs from SPA