A delegation led by Mr. Zhang Jun, Deputy Auditor General of China, is paying a working visit to the Mongolian National Audit Office. On May 26, 2026, Deputy Auditor General of Mongolia Mr. Tsedenjav Z. received and held an official meeting with the delegation.

The Supreme Audit Institutions of Mongolia and China have maintained active and mutually beneficial cooperation since signing their first Memorandum of Understanding in 2000. Most recently, during his participation in the meeting of the INTOSAI Working Group on Big Data held in China, Auditor General of Mongolia Mr. Magnaisuren S. met with the Auditor General of China Mr. Hou Kai, where the two sides renewed the Memorandum of Understanding on bilateral cooperation.

During the meeting, Deputy Auditor General Mr. Tsedenjav Z. expressed appreciation for the continued cooperation between the two SAIs and highlighted the important role of the master’s program at Nanjing Audit University in enhancing the professional capacity of officials of the MNAO.

Mr. Tsedenjav Z. further noted that, within the framework of the current visit, the two sides will jointly organize training sessions and professional discussions focusing on accountable governance and the application of big data, advanced information technology, and artificial intelligence in audit activities. He also emphasized the importance of exchanging experiences and good practices related to ensuring the effective implementation of audit recommendations and decisions.

Mr. Zhang Jun expressed his appreciation for the knowledge, skills, and professional competence demonstrated by officials of the MNAO who have studied or are currently studying at Nanjing Audit University. He also underlined his confidence that the training sessions and discussions to be conducted during the visit would contribute meaningfully to strengthening bilateral cooperation and professional exchange.

The CNAO is the central state audit institution established under the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China. Operating under the direct leadership of the Premier of the State Council, the institution is responsible for conducting audits and oversight of public finance, the state budget, and state-owned entities. Its mandate also includes performance audits of public revenues and expenditures, oversight of the management and use of state property, and the identification of corruption and financial violations involving public officials.