The Institute of Public Administration (BIPA) has completed all administrative procedures related to the use of the Central Financial System applications (CFS) approved by the Ministry of Finance, that is intended to follow the financial and accounting systems, and implement the provisions and procedures of the Standard Finance Manual. This move comes in line with the directions of the Council of Ministers, and the commitment of The Institute of Public Administration to the procedures of unifying the implementation of financial rules and regulations in all governmental bodies, agencies and institutions, and municipalities. In a step forward, The Institute began to implement the central financial system by applying the Workflow System in processing financial transactions without having to send financial documents manually. This in turn contributed to the reduction of printing paper and transportation expenses of postal correspondents. The Institute of Public Administration also valued the efforts made by the Ministry of Finance officials to complete the operational procedures for the transition of The Institute to the central financial system, which assists in avoiding duplication of data entry, reduces spending, ensures allocated funds for The Institute are not exceeded, and that provides a central mechanism for government financial transactions.
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