Saudi Arabia Elected To International Association Of Anti-Corruption Authorities Executive Committee

Saudi Arabia, through the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha), took part in the 14th General Meeting of the International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (IAACA). This meeting was conducted via videoconference. During this event, Saudi Arabia, represented by Nazaha President Mazin Al-Kahmous, secured a position on the IAACA Executive Committee. This election signifies global acknowledgment of Saudi Arabia's efforts in fighting corruption internationally.

In his address, Al-Kahmous commended IAACA's significant role in fostering international cooperation and transparency. He emphasised the association's mission to share knowledge and expertise among nations committed to combating corruption. The focus is on developing effective strategies for tackling corruption both locally and globally. Al-Kahmous also highlighted the importance of forming a network of international partners to support transparency and accountability laws.

IAACA is an independent anti-corruption organisation with over 180 agencies worldwide. It aims to promote the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) and achieve Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. These goals include reducing corruption and bribery in all forms. The association also facilitates sharing best practices among anti-corruption authorities globally.

The association organises conferences, seminars, workshops, and training programs to enhance skills and knowledge among its members. It is dedicated to strengthening ties with regional and international organisations to bolster global anti-corruption efforts. By doing so, IAACA aims to unite various entities in their fight against corruption.

Al-Kahmous reaffirmed Saudi Arabia's dedication to collaborating with member states and stakeholders. He stressed that Saudi Arabia is committed to making significant contributions towards achieving IAACA’s goals. This commitment includes working alongside other nations to ensure effective implementation of anti-corruption measures.

The election of Saudi Arabia to the IAACA Executive Committee underscores its growing influence in global anti-corruption initiatives. It reflects the Kingdom's determination to play a pivotal role in promoting integrity and transparency worldwide. Through Nazaha, Saudi Arabia continues to demonstrate its commitment to combating corruption on an international scale.

Saudi Arabia's participation in IAACA highlights its proactive approach towards addressing corruption issues globally. By engaging with international partners, the Kingdom aims to strengthen its efforts in promoting transparency and accountability across borders. This involvement showcases Saudi Arabia's dedication to fostering a culture of integrity within the global community.

In summary, Saudi Arabia’s active role in IAACA signifies its commitment to fighting corruption at both national and international levels. Through collaboration with global partners, the Kingdom seeks to enhance transparency and accountability worldwide, contributing significantly towards achieving IAACA’s objectives for a corruption-free future by 2030.

With inputs from SPA