The origin of the word logistics into the ancient Greek language comes from the word Logos and means the Latin word Logisticus, which has the same meaning The Greek philosopher Plato or used the word, the word Logistic was used for the first time in 1614 to indicate matters related to mental development, Used in 1656 to denote the art of the initial operations of mathematical calculations. These processes were developed in 1727. The term "logistics" was used in military sciences, and the military used this term to identify activities that enable the combination of two main factors Managing flows are time and place.

Logistics science has evolved into one of the most exciting professional sectors that appeal to business, craft and even academic professionals. According to the Logistics Performance Index 2014, the logistics and supply chain management training system is one of the most important tasks for the sector's employees. The global economy. Here, it should be noted that the leading positions in the middle or higher management sector have already required that the specialized individual have a high degree of expertise to enable him to direct the highly problematic supply chains of the supplier Raw materials to end consumers, it is worth mentioning that any organization whether governmental or private is not without several sections and departments operate logistics.

Logistics includes many separate activities. Logistics is defined as the planning, implementation and control of the flow and storage of essential goods, services and information from point of origin to points of consumption in order to satisfy consumer ends. The Oxford Dictionary of English has been defined as a branch of military science Which specializes in the management, transfer and preservation of materials, personnel and media, and in military logistics, experts determine how and when resources will be transferred to the places they need, in military science to control the delivery of resources, Since the armed forces can not stand without food, fuel and ammunition, in addition to what can be increased through the flow, the British loss in the War of Independence was related to logistical failure.

This Course is provided for the following Target Audience:

• Logistics Managers.
• Executive Coordinators and Material Managers.
• Warehouse Managers.
• Supervisors and Distribution Managers.
• Warehouse and warehouse staff supervisors.
• Directors and owners of large commercial and industrial companies.
• General Managers in public and private companies.
• Directors of internal audit offices in companies.
• Managers of the audit and audit department in companies.
• All employees in the field of financial control in companies.
• All students seeking contemporary approaches in financial auditing and how to detect risks.

How participants will benefit from attending a riskـbased audit course:

At the end of the course, the participants will know:

• Methods of modern and contemporary financial auditing and its role in building the mechanism of work and directing management.
• Risks and problems that may be discovered by company managers through the company’s auditors and financial auditors.
• The great role of financial auditing and the role of internal audit offices in avoiding the company’s financial problems.
• Disclosing the problems and mistakes of the company’s financial accountants and reviewing the financial reports.

• The concept of logistics and its importance.
• Objectives of the logistics.
• Definition of reverse logistics Policies.
• Overview of materials and inventory management.
• Importance of Materials Management.
• Material planning and control.
• Effective control of materials.
• Supply Chain Management.
• Risk and its importance in the business system of companies.
• The importance of the logistics function in enterprises and institutions.
• The reasons for the emergence of logistics function in enterprises.
• The importance and objectives of the logistics.
• The definition of desktop logistics.
• Management of logistics services and their relation to the development of the work of companies.
• Methods of risk assessment.
• Precautions to be taken for avoiding risks.
• Relationship between risks and the institution policies and procedures.
• Reasons for assessing risks and taking the necessary precautions.
• Methods of certification of risk assessment and necessary precautions.
• Methods of dealing with some risks resulting from corruption.
• The proper time to take the necessary precautions.