A reflection on insights from the 3rd AAAG Conference The 3rd African Association of Accountants-General (AAAG) Conference, held in Accra from 24–27 November, delivered a clear message: Africa’s economic future
The Chief Executive Officer of the African Association of Accountants General, Mr. Fredrick Riaga - FCPA delivered a strong call for inclusive leadership and people-centred governance during his address at
Africa’s leading public finance Conference will head to Eswatini in 2026, underscoring the country’s growing leadership in promoting fiscal transparency and accountable financial governance across the continent. For Immediate Release
Accra, Ghana – 27 November 2025 – Today, the 3rd African Association of Accountants-General (AAAG) Conference has officially closed at the Accra International Conference Centre, marking three days of high-level
Today, the 3rd Conference of the African Association of Accountants-General (AAAG) opened in Accra, Ghana, with a unified message: Africa cannot achieve economic prosperity without bold leadership, strong institutions, and
We are committed to building trust in public financial management by promoting transparency, accountability, and collaboration among African Union member countries, supporting sustainable development and prosperity across Africa.
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| Our mission is to build trust in public financial management by encouraging collaboration across Africa. We bring together Accountants General from African Union member countries to share knowledge, learn from each other, and grow professionally. Our work supports transparency, accountability, and efficiency in public finances, helping African nations prosper and thrive. | ![]() |
| An Accountable, Integrated, and Prosperous Africa. | ![]() |
Our core values guide our mission to strengthen public financial management in Africa. They shape our actions and interactions, ensuring integrity, collaboration, and innovation. Through these principles, AAAG builds trust, promotes inclusivity, and supports sustainable development across the continent. We are: | ![]() |
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Membership provides Accountants General with access to a continental network, training, technical support, and knowledge-sharing platforms. Members help shape AAAG’s policies and standards to reflect the diverse priorities of African states.
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3rd AAAG CONFERENCE - DAY 1 HIGHLIGHT
The 3rd African Association of Accountants-General (AAAG) Conference was held in Accra, Ghana from 24-27 November and brought together over 1500 Accountants-General, senior government officials, development partners, civil society, and private-sector leaders committed to strengthening the systems that underpin Africa’s development. 28 countries were represented at the conference.


