Algeria and Oman have taken a significant step towards strengthening their bilateral relationship in the fight against corruption. The partnership was established through a meeting between Amahmed Jelawi, Acting Head of Algeria's High Authority for Transparency, Prevention and Combating Corruption, and Sheikh Ghsan bin Hilal bin Khalifa Al Alawi, Head of Oman's State Financial and Administrative Control Authority. The meeting took place in Doha, Qatar, on the sidelines of the 6th Conference of States Parties to the Arab Convention against Corruption.
The meeting provided a platform for both parties to review their respective mandates and powers in promoting integrity, transparency, and preventing and combating corruption. They also discussed Algeria's National Strategy for Transparency, Prevention and Combating Corruption, and shared best practices in this field. The exchange of ideas and experiences aims to enhance cooperation and coordination between the two countries in addressing corruption.
A key outcome of the meeting was the agreement to sign a memorandum of cooperation aimed at strengthening bilateral partnership and developing joint coordination mechanisms. The agreement will focus on areas such as preventing and combating corruption, training, and exchanging expertise and experiences. This partnership is expected to bolster efforts to promote transparency and accountability in both countries.
The meeting was attended by Hazil Haroun, a representative of Algeria's High Authority, and officials from Oman's State Financial and Administrative Control Authority, including the Head of the Authority's Office and Director of International Cooperation. The attendance reflected the importance both countries place on this partnership and their commitment to working together to combat corruption.
The 6th Conference of States Parties to the Arab Convention against Corruption provided a timely platform for Algeria and Oman to solidify their cooperation. The conference brings together representatives from Arab countries to discuss ways to prevent and combat corruption, and to promote transparency and accountability. The partnership between Algeria and Oman is a significant step towards achieving these goals.
Corruption remains a significant challenge in many countries, including Algeria and Oman. The partnership between the two countries aims to address this challenge through enhanced cooperation and coordination. By sharing expertise and experiences, Algeria and Oman can develop more effective strategies to prevent and combat corruption, and promote transparency and accountability.
The agreement between Algeria and Oman reflects a growing recognition of the need for international cooperation in combating corruption. The partnership is expected to contribute to the development of more effective anti-corruption strategies and mechanisms in both countries. Key points include: - Strengthening bilateral partnership and cooperation in combating corruption - Enhancing transparency and accountability - Exchanging expertise and experiences in preventing and combating corruption
