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CHINA-INDIA YOUNG AUDITORS’ FORUM HELD IN CHINA

The 7th China-India Young Auditors’ Forum was held in China May 10-20, 2016, where 20 young auditors (10 from each Supreme Audit Institution (SAI)) participated in lively exchanges based on two themes, “Quality Control in the Process of Auditing,” and “Data Analytics.”

The forum, initiated from a proposal put forth by the Auditors General of China and India in 2010, has thrived since its inception, and Mr. Liu Jiayi, Auditor General of China, praised the vigor this mechanism instills into capacity building of young auditors and SAI development.

Ms. Qin Boyong, Deputy Auditor General, also attended the forum, as did Mr. Kamaljit Singh Ramuwalia, Senior Deputy Accountant General and head of the Indian delegation, who extended his gratitude to Liu Jiayi and the China National Audit Office (CNAO) for the continued opportunities for knowledge transfer, hospitality, cultural immersion and the CNAO’s overarching development and achievements.

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