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BPKP Achieves Unqualified Opinion for 18th Consecutive Year from BPK

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BPKP Achieves Unqualified Opinion for 18th Consecutive Year from BPK
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Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP) has achieved an Unqualified Opinion (Wajar Tanpa Pengecualian - WTP) for the 18th consecutive time from the Audit Board of Indonesia (BPK).

The opinion was granted following the audit of the Audit Result Report (LHP) on the BPKP 2025 Financial Statements and the 2025 ADB (Asian Development Bank) STAR AF (State Accountability Revitalization Additional Financing) Loan Financial Report. The results were received directly by the Head of BPKP, Muhammad Yusuf Ateh, from BPK Member III/Leader of State Financial Audit III, Akhsanul Khaq, in Jakarta on Monday.

“I would like to express my gratitude to all colleagues who have worked hard so far, and we will continue to improve,” said the Head of BKP, Muhammad Yusuf Ateh.

In addition to awarding the Unqualified Opinion, the BPK also presented an award for BPKP’s commitment to resolving audit follow-up recommendations, which reached a rate of 98.38 per cent.

This achievement places BPKP as the agency with the highest rate of completion for Audit Result Recommendation Follow-ups within the scope of the Directorate General of State Financial Audit (DJPKN) III. It is hoped that this will motivate other ministries and agencies whose completion rates remain below the national average.

Responding to these achievements, Ateh also supported the BPK’s call for collaboration and synergy to enhance accountability in the management and responsibility of state finances.

“I am convinced that we cannot improve the affairs of this nation alone; collaboration is essential,” said Ateh.

BPK Member III, Akhsanul Khaq, also expressed high appreciation for BPKP’s continuously improving financial governance.

“The BPK has noted a significant decrease in the number of audit findings compared to previous years,” he said.

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