The training activities were aimed at improving risk management systems in supreme audit institutions, introducing modern approaches in audit processes, and studying international best practices.

Within the framework of the program, presentations were delivered by Dr. Ahmet Taner, Head of the Audit Planning and Reporting Department of the Turkish Court of Accounts, and Chief Auditor Mine Chakir.

In particular, the sessions focused on the following topics:

- Theoretical foundations of risk management in supreme audit institutions;

- Risk management and internal control systems;

- Integration of risk management into the audit planning process;

- Strategic planning and audit planning at the organizational level;

- Quality management and risk analysis based on the revised ISSAI 140 auditing standard;

- Advanced practices of risk management in the activities of the Turkish Court of Accounts.

In addition, interactive discussions were held with participants, during which practical experience in the field of risk management, existing challenges, and future priority areas were discussed.

At the conclusion of the three-day online training, participants gained new practical skills in introducing risk-analysis approaches into the activities of supreme audit institutions, improving audit quality and effectiveness, and enhancing management systems in line with international standards.