Tanzania envisions an accountable, integrated Africa at the 3rd AAAG Conference

DAR ES SALAAM: THE endeavor to create an accountable, integrated, and prosperous Africa is the neon sign of the 3rd African Association of Accountants General (AAAG) Annual International Conference underway in Ghanaian capital, Accra.

Tanzania has confirmed to participate in the 3rd AAAG  Annual International Conference to be convened in Ghana from November 24th to 27th this year.

The Tanzanian Ministry of Finance confirmed today, October 1, 2025, that he is pleased to inform the general public of the country’s participation in the annual International Conference.

The Ministry for Finance announced in Dar es Salaam that the  conference will be convened at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) in Accra, under the theme: “Africa of Tomorrow: Positioning Public Financial Management (PFM) for Economic Prosperity.”

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Additionally, the ministry noted that the primary objective of the conference is to facilitate the exchange of experiences, gather constructive feedback, and enable participating countries to establish clear and actionable resolutions for future progress.

“AAAG is committed to enhancing financial management processes across the continent. This is achieved by promoting transparency and accountability, and by strengthening the government accounting profession,” the ministry’s statement read.

Over 2,000 public accountants, experts, leaders and innovators are expected to attend the conference to shape the future of Public Finance in Africa.

An exhibition will run alongside the conference, showcasing innovations in financial technology, AI, public service delivery, digital solutions for governments and many more.

The African Association of Accountants General (“AAAG”) is a Pan African organization that has the full endorsement of the African Union.

Its vision is anchored on good public financial governance for an integrated and prosperous Africa.

The association has evolved from its predecessor and founding association – the East and Southern African Association of Accountants-General (ESAAG), which was at the regional level, and has now transitioned into a Pan-African institution in July 2023.

The main vision of AAAG is to ensure there is an accountable, integrated, and prosperous Africa.