State Supreme Audit (Albania)

Kontrolli i Lartë i Shtetit
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Agency overview
Formed20 May 1925
JurisdictionAlbania
HeadquartersTirana
Agency executive
  • Chairman, Arben Shehu
Websiteklsh.org.al

The State Supreme Audit (Albanian: Kontrolli i Lartë i Shtetit) is the supreme audit institution of the Republic of Albania, and as such is the highest institution of economic and financial control in the country. As an independent governing body it is subordinated only to the law and the constitution. Its mission is to contribute towards the good management of public finances, by conducting quality audits, reporting on the regularity and the effectiveness of the use of all state financial resources for the benefit of the state and its citizens.[1][2][3]

Reorganization

Since the establishment of the institution, the State Supreme Audit has undergone several administrative changes to its organizational structure, subsequently leading to the name of the institution being changed.

  • Audit Council (1925–1946)
  • Audit Ministry (1946–1959)
  • State Audit Commission (1959–1966)
  • State Inspectorate (1966–1987)
  • State Audit Commission (1987–1992)
  • State Supreme Audit (1992–present)

Auditors

No. Name Term in office
1 Kol Thaçi 1925
2 Fejzi Alizoti 1925 1926
3 Lac Gera 1926
4 Llambi Aleksi 1927
– Kol Thaçi 1928 1930
5 Lame Kareco 1930 1931
6 Ekrem Libohova 1931 1933
7 Xhafer Ypi 1933 1937
8 Rrok Gera 1937 1939
9 Yzedin Beshiri 1943 1944
10 Kiço Kasapi 1945 1946
11 Pandi Kristo 1946
12 Shefqet Peçi 1946 1948
13 Spiro Koleka 1949 1950
14 Qazim Kondi 1950
15 Manush Myftiu 1950 1954
– Shefqet Peçi 1954 1966
– Spiro Koleka 1966 1970
16 Sulejman Baholli 1970 1978
17 Osman Murati 1978 1982
18 Stefan Papagjoni 1982 1986
19 Enver Halili 1987 1989
– Manush Myftiu 1989 1990
20 Simon Stefani 1990
21 Ali Kaza 1990 1991
22 Bujar Kolaneci 1991
23 Zyhdi Pepa 1991
24 Alfred Karamuço 1991
25 Ylli Memisha 1991 1992
26 Blerim Çela 1992 1997
27 Mustafa Kërçuku 1997 2004
28 Robert Çeku 2004 2011
29 Bujar Leskaj 2011 2020
30 Arben Shehu 2020 Incumbent

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