Training Conducted for Financial Officers Across the Sector

The Budget, Finance and Investment Department of the Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Protection, in cooperation with the National Audit Office, successfully organized for the second consecutive year a training session entitled “Audit of the 2025 Financial Statements of Organizations in the Family, Labour and Social Protection Sector and the Budget Governor’s Consolidated Financial Report: Key Findings and Issues Requiring Further Attention.”

The training was opened by J. Enkhtur, Director of the Budget, Finance and Investment Department of the Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Protection. In his opening remarks, he presented an overview of the sector’s approved 2026 budget and highlighted key issues requiring attention in the coming period.

A total of 526 participants, including managers, finance officers, and accounting professionals from 115 organizations within the sector, attended the training both in person and online.

During the training, presentations, professional guidance, and recommendations were provided on the following key topics:

-A. Tsogbayar, Audit Manager at the National Audit Office, delivered a detailed presentation on the common errors and violations identified during the audit of the sector’s 2025 financial statements, as well as key areas requiring improvement. In addition, Ts. Erdenetugs, Senior Analyst at the Budget, Finance and Investment Department, provided guidance on important considerations when consolidating financial and budget execution reports.

-Ch. Amarsanaa, Senior Analyst of the Monitoring, Evaluation and Internal Audit Department, discussed issues related to financial inspections and future areas of focus. P. Batjargal, Analyst of the same department, presented on the implementation of the Glass Account Law and highlighted matters that require continued attention, while also providing professional advice and clarifications.

-J. Azjargal, Analyst at the Family Policy Department of the Ministry, delivered a presentation on child protection expenditures and key considerations regarding their allocation and utilization.

Following the presentations under the theme “Audit of the 2025 Financial Statements of Organizations in the Family, Labour and Social Protection Sector and the Budget Governor’s Consolidated Financial Report: Key Findings and Issues Requiring Further Attention,” participants engaged in a question-and-answer session and took part in an open discussion and feedback survey.