PHILIPSBURG:--- The General Audit Chamber of Sint Maarten has been re-elected to the Executive Board of the Caribbean Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (CAROSAI) during its XIII Congress, held in The Bahamas from May 18th until May 23rd. CAROSAI consists of 23 member states and serves as the regional organization for Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) in the Caribbean, supporting collaboration, training, and the improvement of audit practices regionally. The re-election reflects the Audit Chamber’s consistent and meaningful contributions to public audit work in the Caribbean. The Audit Chamber will continue to help shape CAROSAI’s regional initiatives, including training, peer cooperation, and institutional development. It means Sint Maarten remains at the table where important decisions are made about the future of public accountability in the Caribbean. The Congress also marked a change in leadership, with The Bahamas taking over as CAROSAI Chair for the 2025–2028 term, following Aruba. The coming term offers new opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and practical improvements across audit institutions in the region. The Audit Chamber’s continued role on the Executive Board signals that Sint Maarten remains a steady and credible voice in the Caribbean region, working towards stronger institutions and better outcomes for citizens.
