The 6th Conference of States Parties to the Arab Convention on Combating Corruption was held in Doha, Qatar, with Mauritania's National Assembly Speaker Mohamed Bam Makt leading the country's delegation. The conference brought together representatives from various Arab countries to discuss ways to combat corruption and enhance cooperation in the region. Makt expressed his gratitude to Qatar for hosting the event and emphasized the importance Mauritania places on addressing corruption.
In his address to the conference, Makt highlighted the directives of Mauritania's President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani on combating corruption. The President's guidance underscores the country's commitment to tackling this issue. The conference adopted several resolutions proposed by participating countries, focusing on strengthening international cooperation to combat corruption. A key decision was made to expedite responses to mutual legal assistance requests between states.
One of the significant outcomes of the conference was the adoption of the Doha Declaration on enhancing preventive measures against corruption. This declaration aims to bolster efforts to prevent corruption through proactive measures. The conference also provided a platform for countries to share experiences and best practices in combating corruption.
On the sidelines of the conference, Makt held a meeting with Hamda bint Hassan Al-Sulaiti, Deputy Chair of Qatar's Shura Council. The meeting focused on reviewing the existing relations between Mauritania's National Assembly and Qatar's Shura Council, with a view to strengthening and developing these ties. The two sides explored ways to enhance cooperation in legislative matters.
The meeting between Makt and Al-Sulaiti provided an opportunity for both sides to exchange views on various issues of common interest. The discussions aimed to foster greater understanding and cooperation between the two countries. Mauritania's National Assembly and Qatar's Shura Council have a friendship group that promotes bilateral relations.
The Qatari delegation included Abdullah bin Ali Al-Sulaiti, Deputy Chair of the Shura Council's Internal and External Affairs Committee, and Isa bin Arar Al-Rumaihi, head of the Qatar-Mauritania Parliamentary Friendship Group. The Mauritanian delegation included سهام محمد يحيى ناجم, head of the Mauritania-Qatar Parliamentary Friendship Group, and محمد مختار حرمة, Director of the National Assembly Speaker's office.
The conference and related meetings demonstrate the commitment of Arab countries to addressing corruption and promoting cooperation in the region. Mauritania's participation in the event reflects its dedication to combating corruption and enhancing its legislative framework. The country continues to work towards strengthening its institutions and promoting good governance.
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- Mauritania's National Assembly Speaker Mohamed Bam Makt participates in the 6th Conference of States Parties to the Arab Convention on Combating Corruption in Doha, Qatar.
