A delegation from Algeria's High Authority for Transparency, Prevention and Combating of Corruption, led by its interim president, Amahmed Jelawi, held a working session with Kuwait's State Authority for Combating Corruption, headed by Rana Abdullah Al-Fares, in Doha, Qatar. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the 6th Conference of States Parties to the Arab Convention against Corruption.
The session, convened at the invitation of the Kuwaiti authority, provided an opportunity for both sides to review major projects and programs aimed at promoting transparency and preventing corruption. Algeria showcased its experience in this field, highlighting key aspects of its National Strategy for Transparency, Prevention and Combating of Corruption. The discussions focused on exchanging views and expertise on oversight work.
Both parties reviewed notable projects and initiatives implemented or underway, seeking to benefit from each other's experiences and best practices. The meeting also explored ways to enhance bilateral cooperation, expand training and exchange of expertise, and strengthen coordination between the two bodies. These efforts aim to promote integrity, transparency and develop anti-corruption mechanisms.
The Algerian delegation also included Ambassador Salih Attia, Algeria's envoy to Qatar, and Hazil Haroun, a senior official at the High Authority. The Kuwaiti authority's efforts to engage with international partners reflect its commitment to combating corruption and promoting good governance.
The conference in Doha brings together representatives from various countries to discuss anti-corruption strategies and share experiences. Algeria's participation in this event underscores its dedication to regional cooperation in the fight against corruption. The meeting with the Kuwaiti authority highlights the importance of bilateral collaboration in addressing common challenges.
Corruption remains a significant challenge in the Arab region, undermining trust in institutions and hindering economic development. The Arab Convention against Corruption, which came into force in 2010, aims to strengthen cooperation among member states to prevent and combat corruption. The Doha conference provides a platform for countries to share best practices and discuss ways to enhance anti-corruption efforts.
The discussions between Algeria and Kuwait demonstrate the commitment of both countries to promoting transparency and accountability. By sharing experiences and expertise, both countries can strengthen their anti-corruption efforts and contribute to regional and international initiatives aimed at combating corruption.
Key points
- Algeria and Kuwait have agreed to enhance cooperation in anti-corruption efforts.
- The two countries will share experiences and expertise in promoting transparency and preventing corruption.
- The meeting took place on the sidelines of the 6th Conference of States Parties to the Arab Convention against Corruption in Doha, Qatar.
