Symposia
Annual symposium
The symposium is the moment of the year when member administrations heads meet, with representatives of many international organisations, academics or experts in taxes.
Throughout one day and a half, participants think, exchange, debate about selected theme(s). In order to foster reflection, debates are preceded with round tables and presentations, in which take part AIST members and external experts (international organisations, academics…).
At the end of a symposium, a synthesis document is published, thus providing a list of recommandations presented at the end of tasks.
The symposium also is the opportunity to gather every year the AIST General Assembly.
2026 (Upcoming)
Cotonou (Benin)
Public finances at the service of the environmental imperative
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2025
Abidjan (Ivory Coast)
What future for Treasury Business processes in the light of digitalisation
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2024
Conakry (Guinea)
The role of the public accountant in digital transformation: consequences for organisation and the scope of responsibility
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2023
Nosy Be (Madagascar)
Digitalisation and online services to better serve the user
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2019
Lome (Togo)
Risk management in face of new public accounting challenges
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2018
Nouakchott (Mauritania)
Which tools to support decentralisation?
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Brazzaville (Congo)
Payroll (and pensions) management: integrated or non-integrated management system, internal controls
Kuwait City (Kuwait)
Benefits of dematerialisation within the exercise of Treasury missions
Dakar (Senegal)
Public expenditure management processes
Antananarivo (Madagascar)
The role of Treasury Services for a better governance of Public Finances
Abidjan (Ivory Coast)
Financial Management of local Governments
Hammamet (Tunisia)
State accounting reform and cash management
Kiev (Ukraine)
Modernizing State and Public Finance
The effectiveness of Public Expenditure
The quality of Public Accounts
Paris (France)
State accounting reforms and the new role of public accountants
Washington (USA)
Financial and accounting IT systems: what challenges, which solutions for the Treasury services
Marrakech (Morocco)
Public Internal Control and Risk Management: an essential Lever in Treasury Services and Public Accounting modernisation