The Amapá State Court of Accounts (TCE-AP) has announced that registrations are now open for the 'Day of Ombudsman 2026' event, scheduled for March 18, starting at 8 AM at the Sebrae auditorium in Macapá. This free event marks the National Ombudsman Day and is expected to bring together public managers, authorities, and civil society members. Students attending will receive a certificate confirming their participation with a total of 5 hours of engagement.

This year's central theme focuses on 'Ombudsman: where management transforms through participation,' highlighting the importance of active listening to citizens as a means to enhance public management and the services provided to the population. The event aims to foster greater interaction between citizens and government entities and to underline the significance of complaints and feedback in decision-making processes that affect local communities.

The 2026 edition will feature speakers from both Amapá and other states in Brazil, indicating a broader perspective on the role of ombudsmanship. According to the TCE-AP, the goal is to strengthen the ombudsman function as a direct dialogue tool between the government and the populace, reinforcing accountability and transparency in public affairs.