Open AccessInternal Audit and the Modernization of Moroccan Public Administrations
Author(s) -
Mouard Hainous,
Yassine Sekaki,
Imane Amiri,
ZAAM Houria
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
international journal of financial accountability, economics, management, and auditing
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2788-7189
DOI - 10.52502/ijfaema.v3i3.50
Subject(s) - modernization theory , constitution , audit , public administration , corporate governance , business , administration (probate law) , public sector , internal audit , public management , accounting , point (geometry) , private sector , political science , law , finance , geometry , mathematics
The new constitution of 2011 and the Organic Law n ° 130-13 related to the Finance law constituted for Morocco a major turning point in the modernization’s path of the public administration. A much desired objective, that can only be achieved by the dissemination within public administrations of a set of management principles and techniques allowing Morocco to set up an effective and efficient management of administrative affairs. The same goes for the advent of currents that promote the application of the principles of good governance and new public management, through the adoption of management standards and practices borrowed from the private sector. According to this logic, Moroccan public administrations have become aware of the importance of adopting internal audit as a mean to improvt their performance.