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Welcome to the Italian Corte dei conti

This area provides a short presentation of the Italian Supreme Audit Institution with a synthesis of its organization, functions and activities in the field of international relations.

News

MARCH 25-27, SKOPJE: BILATERAL MEETING BETWEEN THE CORTE DEI CONTI AND THE SUPREME AUDIT INSTITUTION OF NORTH MACEDONIA

The bilateral meeting between the President of the Italian Corte dei conti, Guido Carlino, and the Auditor General of the Supreme Audit Institution of North Macedonia, Maksim Acevski, took place in Skopje (North Macedonia) from March 25 to 27.
The meeting—attended also by the Italian Ambassador, Paolo Palminteri, and, as a member of the Corte dei conti’ Delegation, President of Chamber Mauro Orefice—represented a significant step in strengthening cooperation between the two Supreme Audit Institutions and an important opportunity to meet with the President of the Assembly of North Macedonia.
Key topics were on the agenda. In particular, discussions focused on the results achieved in the activities carried out by the two SAIs, with an in-depth analysis of transparency and communication with stakeholders, a crucial aspect to ensure the effectiveness of the institutions' work.
Furthermore, to promote professional development and strengthen bilateral relations, an agreement was reached on the development of joint capacity-building initiatives on topics of particular interest. The meeting reinforced the commitment to collaboration aimed at increasingly fruitful development prospects.

28-29/01 - MEETING OF OECD HEADS OF SUPREME AUDIT INSTITUTIONS

On 28 and 29 January, at the headquarters of the OECD, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, in Paris, the President of the Corte dei conti, Mr. Guido Carlino, and the President of Chamber, Mr. Mauro Orefice, attended the meeting of the Heads of the Supreme Audit Institutions of the Member and Accession Countries.
The meeting focused on the role of the Supreme Audit Institutions in enhancing the public expenditure management and in promoting greater understanding of the fiscal challenges facing the OCED Countries, such as green transition, ageing, and health care.
The topics covered were articulated in a forward-looking manner in order to align the Supreme Audit Institutions with the most innovative practices - such as those related to the use of artificial intelligence - and included green budgeting, spending review processes for savings and redistribution of resources, and the green transition for greater efficiency and effectiveness in the use of public funds.

JANUARY 21-22: BILATERAL MEETING BETWEEN THE ITALIAN CORTE DEI CONTI AND THE MALTESE NATIONAL AUDIT OFFICE

On January 21 and 22, the President of the Italian Corte dei conti, Guido Carlino, participated in a bilateral meeting with the National Audit Office in Malta. The visit was an important opportunity to further strengthen the solid cooperation between the two auditing institutions.
A key part of the meeting was the hearing held during a session of the Public Accounts Committee of the Maltese Parliament. During this session, President Carlino and his Maltese counterpart, Charles Deguara, presented the results and progress of the joint audit on the INTERREG V-A Italy-Malta 2014-2020 cross-border cooperation program. This program aims to promote sustainable development and integration between the two nations through the effective use of European funds.
The strong interest shown by Maltese parliamentarians confirmed the fruitful relations between Italy and Malta, demonstrated both by the conclusion of the joint audit on the cross-border cooperation program—scheduled for completion this year—and by the bilateral commitment to continue the collaboration in the coming years.