The General Court of Audit (GCA) in Riyadh has been awarded the International Recognition Certificate for Institutional Excellence by the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM). This recognition acknowledges the GCA’s use of international practices regarding quality, sustainable performance, and institutional excellence.
According to SPA, the GCA received a two-star rating, which is the highest level available in the rapid assessment process under the EFQM 2025 model.
Hazim Algethami, Vice President of Planning and Development, stated that the achievement shows the GCA’s dedication to quality standards across its operations. He noted that the GCA continues to work on improving performance, enhancing work methodologies, and adapting to international excellence models.
The EFQM is a non-profit organization and authority on quality frameworks and institutional excellence established in 1989.
What recognition did the General Court of Audit receive from the EFQM? The General Court of Audit was awarded the International Recognition Certificate for Institutional Excellence. This award recognizes the GCA for implementing leading international practices in sustainable performance, quality, and institutional excellence.
What was the specific rating achieved by the GCA in this assessment? The GCA earned a two-star rating during the assessment. This is the highest level possible within the rapid assessment process conducted under the EFQM 2025 model.
What is the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM)? The EFQM is a globally recognized non-profit organization that was established in 1989. It serves as a leading authority on quality frameworks and institutional excellence.