Officials pose during the seminar hosted by Institute of Internal Auditor Qatar Chapter.
Doha, Qatar: The Institute of Internal Auditor Qatar Chapter recently hosted an insightful session, “Navigating the Future: Technology-Driven Transformation in Internal Audit,” exploring the impact of emerging technologies on internal audit which was attended by over 100 members and guests at Diplomatic Club.
The event was coordinated by IIA Qatar Board members.
The guest speaker Hatem Elsafty, Risk Consulting Partner at EY Qatar, led the session, highlighting the role of AI, RPA, and data analytics in transforming internal audit. He emphasised the need for auditors to adapt to disruptive technologies and presented strategies for governance and risk management.
Hatem shared insights from discussions at a recent Chief Audit Executive (CAE) Forum regarding the readiness of audit teams to adopt new technologies, identifying AI as the most disruptive yet challenging to implement due to budget and skill gaps.
The session also covered Generative AI risks, with Hatem presenting a comprehensive AI Risk and Governance Framework to mitigate them.
Earlier, IIA Qatar past president welcomed members and guests. IIA Board members presented a memento to the guest speaker.
IIA Qatar remains committed to fostering professional development and equipping auditors for the digital age.
The event concluded with an interactive Q&A session and vote of thanks by Board Member.
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