To implement the provisions of the Decree and to ensure the training of highly qualified specialists in public audit based on international standards and advanced foreign practices, the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan adopted Resolution No. 248 of May 16, 2026, “On Targeted Attraction of Talented Youth to the Public Audit Sector and the Establishment of a System for Training Highly Qualified Specialists.”

The Resolution assigns the task of conducting extensive awareness-raising activities among students of academic lyceums and general secondary schools regarding the newly established “Public Audit” educational program, the conditions created for students, and the opportunities available both during and after their studies.

The Chamber of Accounts of the Republic of Uzbekistan, in cooperation with the Tashkent State University of Economics, is conducting outreach and promotional activities throughout the country among graduates of specialized academic lyceums and schools to provide information about the Higher School of Public Audit.

In particular, prospective students are informed that the bachelor’s degree curriculum in “Public Audit” has been developed based on the experience of universities ranked among the world’s top 300 institutions according to the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) and Times Higher Education (THE) rankings, and has been approved in coordination with the Chamber of Accounts and the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

Participants are also informed about the opportunity to obtain internationally recognized ACCA certifications in financial reporting standards and the official National Internal Audit Qualification Certificate of Uzbekistan.

Special attention is given to the professional opportunities available to graduates, including access to high-income employment, skills in artificial intelligence and Big Data technologies, practical experience with modern audit tools such as the “Public Audit” software complex and the “Remote Audit” information system, as well as internship and cooperation opportunities with institutions such as the Chamber of Accounts, the Anti-Corruption Agency, and the State Financial Control Inspectorate under the Prosecutor General’s Office.

In addition, participants receive information regarding the admission process to the Higher School of Public Audit and the fact that top-performing graduates may be recruited by the Chamber of Accounts, the Anti-Corruption Agency, and the Ministry of Economy and Finance through a competitive selection process.

Detailed explanations are also provided regarding the teaching of all ACCA modules (from F1 to F9), the inclusion of Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, and digital audit technologies in the curriculum, and the organization of practical training on public audit and remote monitoring platforms based on the experience of TOP-300 universities worldwide.

During the meetings, specialists answer questions from applicants and their parents and conduct presentations on the advantages and future prospects of careers in public audit.

These outreach activities are important for identifying talented young people interested in public audit, providing them with targeted training, and ensuring that Uzbekistan’s public audit system is staffed with highly qualified professionals equipped with modern knowledge and skills.

These efforts will create a solid foundation for further enhancing the effectiveness of the public audit system and developing a strong reserve of professional personnel for the sector in the future.