Bilateral meeting between the State Audit Office of the Republic of Croatia and the State Audit Institution Of Montenegro
At the invitation of Ivan Klešić, Auditor General, on September 10 and 11, 2026, a bilateral meeting was held with Siniša Čađenović, president of the Senate of the State Audit Institution of Montenegro, Branislav Radulović and Vesna Mihailović, members of the Senate, and Jadranka Delibašić, head of department at the State Audit Institution of Montenegro.
The first part of the meeting was dedicated to getting acquainted with the initiative launched by the EUROSAI Network for Ethics, chaired by the State Audit Office of the Republic of Croatia, directed to the amendment of the INTOSAI Code of Ethics - ISSAI 130 related to the use of artificial intelligence in the work of supreme audit institutions and the preparations carried out in this context by the State Audit Office of the Republic of Croatia.
In the second part of the meeting, the preparation and implementation of a parallel audit of the impact of climate change on sustainable tourism was discussed, including the approach to conducting the audit, methodology, expected deadlines and expected results.
At the end of the meeting, the heads of both supreme audit institutions signed an Agreement on cooperation on the implementation of a parallel audit of the impact of climate change on sustainable tourism, and agreed on further topics and ways of inter-institutional cooperation.
The first part of the meeting was dedicated to getting acquainted with the initiative launched by the EUROSAI Network for Ethics, chaired by the State Audit Office of the Republic of Croatia, directed to the amendment of the INTOSAI Code of Ethics - ISSAI 130 related to the use of artificial intelligence in the work of supreme audit institutions and the preparations carried out in this context by the State Audit Office of the Republic of Croatia.
In the second part of the meeting, the preparation and implementation of a parallel audit of the impact of climate change on sustainable tourism was discussed, including the approach to conducting the audit, methodology, expected deadlines and expected results.
At the end of the meeting, the heads of both supreme audit institutions signed an Agreement on cooperation on the implementation of a parallel audit of the impact of climate change on sustainable tourism, and agreed on further topics and ways of inter-institutional cooperation.
