The Supreme Audit Institution (SAI) and the Abu Dhabi Accountability Authority (ADAA) launched the Al Nokhba program, in collaboration with leading local and international academic institutions.
This move is in line with the vision of the UAE’s wise leadership in empowering national competencies and capabilities.
Mr. Mahmoud Al Alawi, Executive Director of the Corporate Support Sector at ADAA, said that the launch of the Al Nokhba Program at the federal level by the Supreme Audit Institution is a significant step in supporting the UAE’s journey to excel in the audit sector to ensure the optimal utilization of public resources for a sustainable and prosperous future.
“The program was designed to provide our Emirati talents with the best expertise and knowledge to keep pace with the continuous development witnessed by the UAE and to align with the requirements of audit and anti-corruption authorities in accordance with the highest international standards,” Mr. Al Alawi added.
The program, which lasts for a full year, comprises five main streams that include analysis and auditing, integrity and preserving public funds, law, information technology, cybersecurity, and administration, in addition to other streams related to support functions. The program also adopts a hybrid system between theoretical and practical learning methodologies carried out by the best expertise and professionals.
Al Nokhba participants will receive accredited certificates and will be granted monthly financial rewards during the program period, in addition to on-the-job training that will enhance their educational journey in the program.
The Supreme Audit Institution and Abu Dhabi Accountability Authority urge all Emirati talents who wish to be part of the program to submit their applications through the Abu Dhabi Accountability Authority’s mobile application, SMART ADAA, and the official website.
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