In the first nine months of 2026, the Party Committee of the State Audit Office of Vietnam (SAV) focused on leading and directing Party-building activities in conjunction with the implementation of political tasks, achieving notable results. In particular, the rate of implementation of audit recommendations reached 73%, higher than that of the same period last year.

Secretary of the Party Committee and State Auditor General Nguyen Huu Nghia delivers the opening remarks at the conference. Photo: M. Thuy
On the morning of October 2, at the SAV headquarters, Nguyen Huu Nghia, Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee and State Auditor General, chaired the Sixth Conference of the Executive Committee of the SAV Party Committee for the 2025–2030 term.
The conference was attended by representatives of the Office of the Party Central Committee, the Central Organization Commission, the Central Inspection Commission, the Central Commission for Internal Affairs, the Party Committee of the National Assembly, the National Assembly's Committee for Deputies' Affairs, and members of the SAV Party Committee's Executive Committee.
Party-Building Activities Implemented in a Coordinated Manner
At the conference, Nguyen Manh Cuong, Chief of the SAV Party Committee Office, presented the draft report on leadership and direction in performing tasks during the first nine months of the year, along with orientations and tasks for the final three months of 2026.
According to the report, during the first nine months of the year, the activities of the Executive Committee and Standing Committee of the SAV Party Committee were maintained in a regular and effective manner. Party-building activities and leadership in the implementation of professional duties also recorded clear improvements.

Standing Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy State Auditor General Ha Thi My Dung chairs the discussion session. Photo: M. Thuy
The Standing Committee, Executive Committee and Standing Board of the SAV Party Committee, together with their advisory and supporting bodies, organized 24 conferences and meetings attended by representatives of central Party agencies and the Party Committee of the National Assembly. The Standing Committee also sought written opinions on several urgent matters to ensure timely implementation and consistency in leadership and direction.
During the nine-month period, the Standing Committee of the SAV Party Committee issued more than 90 leadership and directive documents while preparing materials for inspection and supervision delegations from central authorities.
Political and ideological education, Party organization building, inspection, supervision, Party discipline, mass mobilization, and leadership of affiliated mass organizations continued to receive attention and be implemented.
Auditing Activities Achieve Significant Results
In leading the implementation of political tasks, during the first nine months of 2026, the SAV issued the Audit Report on the Final Accounts of the State Budget for 2024, the Consolidated Report on Audit Results for 2025, and the Report on the Implementation of Audit Recommendations for 2025.

Nguyen Manh Cuong, Chief of the SAV Party Committee Office, presents the draft report on leadership and direction in performing tasks during the first nine months of the year and orientations and tasks for the final three months of 2026. Photo: M. Thuy
As of September 15, 2026, subordinate units had appraised and submitted 177 audit plans to SAV leadership for approval; launched 173 audit delegations and completed 122. The SAV had reviewed 143 draft audit reports, submitted 134 reports to SAV leadership for issuance, and officially issued 131 audit reports.
Notably, the implementation of audit conclusions and recommendations continued to improve. According to the assessment presented at the conference, the implementation rate of audit recommendations reached 73% in the first nine months of the year, higher than that of the same period last year.
Speaking at the conference, Nguyen Huu Nghia, Secretary of the Party Committee and State Auditor General, emphasized that the achievements during the first nine months reflected the solidarity, unity and determination of the entire Party Committee in fulfilling its responsibilities. Party-building activities had been implemented in a coordinated manner across political and ideological education, personnel affairs and organizational structure. The dissemination and implementation of directives and regulations issued by higher-level authorities had also been carried out promptly and seriously.
According to the State Auditor General, leadership in carrying out political tasks had also achieved notable results, including an increase in additional audit assignments, faster issuance of audit reports, and positive progress in implementing audit recommendations.

Delegates deliver reports at the conference. Photo: M. Thuy
Focus on Completing Tasks in the Final Three Months of the Year
Regarding tasks for the final three months of the year, the Executive Committee of the SAV Party Committee called on its advisory and supporting bodies, subordinate Party committees, Party organizations, agencies and units, particularly their heads, to strengthen leadership, direction and effective implementation of the 2026 Work Program, Plan No. 1096-KH/DU dated June 18, 2026, issued by the Standing Committee of the SAV Party Committee, and other assigned tasks.
Key priorities include accelerating the progress and improving the quality of audits under the 2026 Audit Plan, as well as urgently completing and issuing the audit reports on the final accounts of the State Budget and public debt for 2025.
The SAV will also allocate appropriate personnel to conduct audits as directed by the National Assembly, the National Assembly Standing Committee and other competent authorities. These include audits of land valuation and the calculation and collection of land-use fees and land rents under Resolution No. 170/2025/QH15 and Resolution No. 29/2026/QH16; audits evaluating the investment efficiency of completed and operational projects; performance audits of statistical activities and information technology; and audits of school construction projects in border communes and nationally significant projects.

Overview of the conference. Photo: M. Thuy
In addition, the Executive Committee of the SAV Party Committee requires that violations of the law, shortcomings and weaknesses identified through auditing activities be promptly detected, rectified and strictly handled. It also emphasizes recommending that competent authorities amend and supplement regulations containing loopholes, inadequacies, inconsistencies, overlapping provisions or requirements that are no longer appropriate to practical conditions.
The transfer of case files and provision of information concerning cases showing signs of criminal offenses to investigative authorities for consideration and handling in accordance with the law must also be carried out. Strict compliance with requirements for public disclosure of audit reports will continue to be enforced, including posting issued audit reports at the headquarters of audited entities.
The Executive Committee of the SAV Party Committee acknowledged that the final three months of 2026 would present considerable difficulties and challenges, with a demanding workload. Accordingly, subordinate Party committees, Party organizations, officials and Party members, particularly Party committee secretaries and heads of SAV organizations and units, were called upon to uphold solidarity and exemplary responsibility and focus on successfully fulfilling the work programs and plans for 2026.
Also on the morning of October 2, the SAV Party Committee initiated procedures to consolidate and supplement personnel for its Executive Committee and appoint an additional member to the SAV Party Committee's Inspection Commission.
At the conference, the Executive Committee of the SAV Party Committee reviewed and reached consensus on the report on leadership and direction in performing tasks during the first nine months of the year and the orientations and tasks for the final three months of 2026. It also reviewed the report on work handled by the Standing Committee between meetings of the Executive Committee and broadly agreed on the proposed directions for amending and supplementing the State Audit Law, as recommended by the Standing Committee.
The Executive Committee also agreed to terminate the activities of the Party Cell of the Party Committee Office and establish the Party Cell of the SAV Party Committee Agency. It further agreed to initiate procedures to consolidate and supplement personnel for the SAV Party Committee's Executive Committee and its Inspection Commission.