MUSCAT — Oman’s State Financial and Administrative Audit Authority handled 1,809 complaints and reports in 2025 concerning alleged financial and administrative irregularities, tender awards and misuse of office, Oman News Agency reported on Sunday.
The authority completed the review and examination of 88% of those complaints and reports, according to details released as its chairman submitted the annual report for 2025 to His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik.
The authority also carried out 194 audit assignments during the year.
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The complaints and reports covered issues including the propriety of awarding certain tenders and the misuse of official positions, alongside other financial and administrative matters.
