Elected in November 2024, the Presidential Executive will drive IRU’s mission and vision for the next three years
The Presidential Executive (PE) is led by the IRU President, who also chairs the General Assembly.
President
Radu Dinescu, UNTRR, Romania
Vice presidents
Iro Doumani, OFAE, Greece
Anna Grönlund, SBF, Sweden
Other Presidential Executive members
Asli Çalik, TOBB, Türkiye
Vojtech Hromir, Česmad Bohemia, Czech Republic
Andrey Kurushin, ASMAP, Russian Federation
Erik Østergaard, DTL, Denmark
Elisabeth Post, TLN, Netherlands
Wieslaw Starostka, ZMPD, Poland
Ramon Valdivia, ASTIC, Spain
First row, from left to right: Andrey Kurushin (ASMAP, Russia), Iro Doumani (OFAE, Greece), Radu Dinescu (UNTRR, Romania), Anna Grönlund (SBF, Sweden), Asli Çalik (TOBB, Türkiye). Second row, from left to right: Erik Østergaard (DTL, Denmark), Elisabeth Post (TLN, Netherlands), Ramon Valdivia (ASTIC, Spain), Wieslaw Starostka (ZMPD, Poland), Vojtech Hromir (Česmad Bohemia, Czech Republic).
Governance committees
IRU’s PE appoints two committees every three years to support financial governance.
Audit Committee
Set up by the PE, the Audit Committee (AC) ensures strong governance. The current AC includes three PE members and an independent chairperson.
The AC supports the PE in overseeing governance, risk management, internal controls, fraud prevention, ethics and compliance, and internal audit.
In line with the latest Global Internal Audit Standards, the AC reviews the internal audit’s adherence to best practices, evaluates quality assurance mechanisms, and proposes improvements.
The internal audit function conducts reviews related to fraud, risks, compliance, and finance. It also tracks the implementation of prior audits, conducts quality assurance reviews, and reports to the AC to ensure transparency.
For 2025, audits were selected based on a risk analysis. These include follow-ups on previous audits, the admission of new TIR countries, training centre audits, IT security and resilience assessments, responses to enterprise risk management, and the sanction screening process.
Finance Committee
The IRU Finance Committee (FC) is an advisory body set up by the PE to help it perform its responsibilities. The current FC consists of six members from IRU’s membership.
The FC advises the PE on financial management matters, including the budget and IRU regulations on subscriptions, ensuring alignment with the decisions taken by the PE and General Assembly, while preserving IRU’s financial sustainability.
The FC also conducts other duties entrusted by the PE.
Presidential Executive
Elected in November 2024, the Presidential Executive will drive IRU’s mission and vision for the next three years
The Presidential Executive (PE) is led by the IRU President, who also chairs the General Assembly.
President
Vice presidents
Other Presidential Executive members
Second row, from left to right: Erik Østergaard (DTL, Denmark), Elisabeth Post (TLN, Netherlands), Ramon Valdivia (ASTIC, Spain), Wieslaw Starostka (ZMPD, Poland), Vojtech Hromir (Česmad Bohemia, Czech Republic).
Governance committees
IRU’s PE appoints two committees every three years to support financial governance.
Audit Committee
Set up by the PE, the Audit Committee (AC) ensures strong governance. The current AC includes three PE members and an independent chairperson.
The AC supports the PE in overseeing governance, risk management, internal controls, fraud prevention, ethics and compliance, and internal audit.
In line with the latest Global Internal Audit Standards, the AC reviews the internal audit’s adherence to best practices, evaluates quality assurance mechanisms, and proposes improvements.
The internal audit function conducts reviews related to fraud, risks, compliance, and finance. It also tracks the implementation of prior audits, conducts quality assurance reviews, and reports to the AC to ensure transparency.
For 2025, audits were selected based on a risk analysis. These include follow-ups on previous audits, the admission of new TIR countries, training centre audits, IT security and resilience assessments, responses to enterprise risk management, and the sanction screening process.
Finance Committee
The IRU Finance Committee (FC) is an advisory body set up by the PE to help it perform its responsibilities. The current FC consists of six members from IRU’s membership.
The FC advises the PE on financial management matters, including the budget and IRU regulations on subscriptions, ensuring alignment with the decisions taken by the PE and General Assembly, while preserving IRU’s financial sustainability.
The FC also conducts other duties entrusted by the PE.
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