Algeria and Oman are preparing to sign a memorandum of cooperation to enhance their partnership in the fight against corruption. The agreement was discussed during a meeting between M'Hamed Djellaoui, interim president of Algeria's High Authority for Transparency, Prevention, and Anti-Corruption (HATPLC), and Sheikh Ghuson Bin Hilal Bin Khalifa Al Alawi, president of Oman's State Financial and Administrative Audit 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 focused on promoting transparency, integrity, and anti-corruption cooperation between the two countries. Both officials presented their institutions' missions, powers, and mechanisms for promoting integrity and transparency and preventing corruption. They also discussed Algeria's National Strategy for Transparency, Prevention, and Anti-Corruption, as well as experiences and best practices developed by both countries in this field.
The talks highlighted the importance of strengthening bilateral cooperation and coordination between the two anti-corruption agencies. The agreement is expected to cover areas such as prevention and anti-corruption, training, and exchange of expertise and experiences. The meeting was attended by Hazil Haroun from HATPLC and officials from Oman's State Financial and Administrative Audit Authority.
The agreement aims to build on the existing cooperation between Algeria and Oman in the fight against corruption. The two countries have been working together to share knowledge and best practices in anti-corruption efforts. The new agreement is expected to further enhance their collaboration and contribute to a more effective fight against corruption.
The 6th Conference of States Parties to the Arab Convention against Corruption provided a platform for Algeria and Oman to discuss their anti-corruption strategies. The conference brought together representatives from various countries to share experiences and best practices in fighting corruption. The meeting between Djellaoui and Al Alawi was an important side event at the conference.
The agreement between Algeria and Oman is part of a broader effort to strengthen anti-corruption cooperation in the region. Several countries have been working together to combat corruption, which is a major challenge to economic development and good governance. The agreement is expected to contribute to a more effective fight against corruption in both countries.
The signing of the agreement is expected to take place in the near future. Once signed, the agreement will provide a framework for Algeria and Oman to cooperate more effectively in the fight against corruption. The two countries have expressed their commitment to working together to prevent and combat corruption.
Key points
- Algeria and Oman are set to sign a memorandum of cooperation to enhance their partnership in the fight against corruption.
- The agreement will cover areas such as prevention and anti-corruption, training, and exchange of expertise and experiences.
- The agreement aims to build on the existing cooperation between Algeria and Oman in the fight against corruption.
