One of the conference participants, Levon Alikhanyan, an auditor of the Supreme Audit Institution of Armenia, shared his impressions and views regarding the event.

According to him, the conference featured a comprehensive and content-rich agenda covering highly relevant topics related to the digitalization of public auditing, implementation of artificial intelligence technologies, and the application of modern audit instruments.

“The event was organized at a very high level and with great attention to detail. The conference included highly useful presentations, and the broad participation of representatives from different countries made a strong impression,” said L. Alikhanyan.

The expert particularly highlighted the “Remote Audit” information system and the activities of the Remote Audit Center implemented within the Chamber of Accounts of the Republic of Uzbekistan, describing this approach as an innovative solution in the field of public auditing.

In his opinion, integration of government databases significantly contributes to improving the efficiency of audit processes. At the same time, he noted that sharing this experience with other countries seeking to strengthen their digital audit capabilities would be beneficial.

The expert also expressed interest in future cooperation with the Chamber of Accounts of Uzbekistan in the fields of digitalization and artificial intelligence, including joint and parallel audit activities, exchange of IT tools and software solutions for auditing, experience-sharing and professional development programs for specialists, as well as the establishment of joint working groups on remote audit methodology.

The Armenian auditor highly praised the efforts of the Chamber of Accounts of Uzbekistan in strengthening international cooperation.

At the same time, he proposed establishing this international dialogue platform as a regularly organized event, emphasizing that it would create opportunities for annual exchanges of achievements and best practices.

Speaking about his impressions of visiting our country, the guest especially praised Uzbekistan’s hospitality, rich cultural heritage, and national values.

“Uzbekistan made a strong impression as a very hospitable country. I would like to visit again in the future as a tourist. The country’s cultural heritage and national traditions deserve high recognition,” said L. Alikhanyan.

The participant also emphasized that the reforms being implemented in Uzbekistan contribute to sustainable development and rapid progress, noting that the changes underway in the country are making a valuable contribution not only nationally but also to broader international development processes.

This international conference continues to contribute to expanding international cooperation in digital transformation, Big Data, and the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies in the field of public auditing.