About Bureau

Attention to audit in Palestine started with the advent of Palestine National Authority together with establishment of different institutions and entities. The presidential decree 22/1994 instated the General Audit Institution, followed by the decree law 17/1995 on the General Audit Institution. GCI commenced action in Gaza and Ramallah, human resources were recruited and it kept operating until the State Audit and Administrative Control Bureau law 15/2004, based on the Palestinian Basic Law of 2003, was enacted.

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    Say, “Do. Allah will see your deeds, as will His Messenger and the believers.” Holy Quran: 105, 9
    In the name of State Audit & Administrative Control Bureau staff, I am pleased to welcome all of our website’s visitors, hoping it will be a window to the outside world, which provides citizens with all necessary information about action of the Bureau in all respects, both at internal and external levels. We have been keen for years to promote the Bureau to a high level of integrity and transparency. The Bureau is the supreme audit institution of Palestine, has the legal personality and independence and enjoys the legal capacity to enable performing tasks for which it was established.
    Driven by provisions of the Basic Law, provisions and amendments of law of the Bureau, strategic plan of the Bureau, our primary role is influence for change by helping the government and state entities improve the performance, raise trust of citizens and substantial contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (2030 plan).
    The Bureau has the trained human resources, key for successful tasks and positive change in life of citizens, by efficient, transparent and credible audit reports made by staff, which follow international standards.
    Our website and direct communication channels with all are part of partnership strengthening effort. To that end, an outlet to receive complaints has been set in order to help our goal ‘protect public funds and develop the performance of state entities’. National interest is always at top of our priorities.
    In the end, we are trying hard to reach the highest standards of professional conduct. We measure our work as per the acceptable International Audit Standards, guided by transparency and objectivity, responsive to change and have the willingness and ability improve, so we would be looked at as an example to follow.


    Yours sincerely,,,,,

    Amal Faraj

    Auditor general

    State Audit & Administrative Control Bureau