Specialists of De Visu Group are included in the list of independent auditors who have passed the selection procedure and can be involved in the verification of costs for projects within the framework of joint operational programs of Cross Border Cooperation of the European Neighborhood Instrument 2014-2020.
Representatives of two companies of De Visu Group received the right to participate in joint projects –Audit Firm De Visu Private Joint-Stock Company and International Audit Company De Visu Limited Liability Company. The relevant decisions were approved by Order of the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine No. 152 of March 24, 2023.
Implementation of Cross Border Cooperation programs will contribute to effective and mutually beneficial cooperation between the border regions of Ukraine and partner countries through the implementation of joint projects; exchange of experience and best practices with partner countries in various fields to help solve common development problems; attraction of additional resources for balanced development and increase of the competitiveness of the border regions of Ukraine.
Let us remind that in December 2016, the government of Ukraine and the EU concluded four Agreements on the financing of joint operational programs of border cooperation ‘Ukraine - Poland - Belarus 2014-2020’, ‘Ukraine - Hungary - Slovakia - Romania 2014-2020’, ‘Ukraine - Romania 2014-2020’ and ‘Black Sea Basin 2014-2020’.
Oleksandr Boiko, President of De Visu Group, noted:
‘De Visu specialists have experience working in international projects and always show high professionalism of their teamwork. It is a great honor to be included in the list of independent auditors who have passed the selection procedure and can be involved in the verification of costs for projects within the framework of joint operational programs of Cross Border Cooperation of the European Neighborhood Instrument 2014-2020. Each auditor is aware of the high responsibility and is ready to make maximum efforts to provide objective estimates of incurred costs. Participation in joint projects promotes the exchange of experience and developments with colleagues, as well as increases the professional level and motivation.’
