UN appoints Israeli for auditing mechanisms, financial controls, for first time in history
The IAAC, a subsidiary body of the UN General Assembly, is in charge of advising the General Assembly on transparency, accountability, and the management of UN resources.
The United Nations has appointed Shay Mizrahi, a Deputy Director General and Head of the Local Government Audit Division at the State Comptroller's Office, as a member of the UN Independent Audit Advisory Committee (IAAC) for the first time in its history. This marks a significant milestone for Israel, as Mizrahi is the first Israeli to be appointed to the committee, which oversees the UN's auditing mechanisms, risk management, and financial controls.
The IAAC is a subsidiary body of the UN General Assembly, tasked with advising the General Assembly on transparency, accountability, and the management of UN resources. Mizrahi's appointment comes under the support of Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon and the delegations of friendly countries, and he brings over two decades of experience in senior positions in the State Comptroller's Office.
Danon praised Mizrahi's appointment as an important achievement for the State of Israel and its diplomatic efforts, highlighting that Israeli professionalism, experience, and excellence continue to earn international recognition.
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