The Audit Division is an administrative department or unit in institutions and organizations concerned with reviewing and evaluating financial and administrative operations to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations, laws, and internal policies. An audit aims to detect errors, tampering, or non-compliance, and to ensure that operations are conducted efficiently and effectively.

The tasks of the Audit Division include:

1. Financial audit: Reviewing financial archives to ensure their validity and accuracy.

2. Administrative audit: Evaluating policies and procedures to ensure employees adhere to them.

3. Operational audit: Reviewing the efficiency and effectiveness of operational processes within the organization.

4. Internal Audit: Performing internal audit tasks periodically to ensure compliance with policies and procedures.

5. External Audit: Work with external auditors to provide an independent examination of archives and processes.

The Audit Division contributes to improving the level of transparency and integrity in institutional work, and enhances the confidence of stakeholders in the institution.