GCA Concludes Participation At LEAP25 Conference, Showcasing Digital Strategy For 2025-2027

The General Court of Audit (GCA) recently concluded its participation in the LEAP25 conference, a major technology event held from February 9 to 12 in Malham, Riyadh. During the event, GCA's President, Dr. Hussam Alangari, presented the digital strategy for 2025–2027. The GCA also highlighted its digital transformation efforts through an interactive exhibition.

GCA's booth at the conference drew considerable interest from attendees, including officials and industry leaders. Visitors were introduced to the digital strategy aimed at fostering innovation and enhancing audit processes. This strategy is anchored on key pillars such as delivering a unified customer experience across all communication channels and implementing robust digital governance.

The GCA showcased its use of advanced technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) to improve audit efficiency within the public sector. A significant feature was the upgraded digital audit system, Shamel 2.0. "This system covers all stages of auditing, from planning to report issuance, and serves as a pioneering platform that accelerates the development of digital solutions and supports the adoption of emerging technologies and AI," stated the release.

Visitors engaged with Aref, GCA’s AI-powered smart auditor assistant designed to aid audit teams by providing instant responses and accurate recommendations. Aref also offers a comprehensive knowledge base to enhance audit operations. This tool exemplifies GCA's commitment to integrating AI into its processes.

The introduction of the Shamel 2.0 smartphone application was another highlight at the booth. This app allows audited entities to monitor audit progress and reports effortlessly while equipping auditors with smart tools to boost productivity and meet audit requirements effectively.

The digital strategy also emphasizes developing compatible digital products that align with corporate governance standards. By focusing on these areas, GCA aims to achieve sustainable digital excellence in its operations.

The LEAP25 conference provided an opportunity for GCA to demonstrate its commitment to leveraging technology for improved auditing practices. The event underscored GCA's role in driving innovation within the public sector through strategic use of AI and other advanced technologies.

With inputs from SPA