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The head of the High Authority for Transparency, Prevention of Corruption, and Fight Against Corruption, Salima Mserti, confirmed that the preliminary results of the "Integrity" indicator showed progress in internal control mechanisms within Algerian institutions. Thirteen ministries and seven public entities are involved, utilizing tools such as corruption risk maps and codes of conduct. She indicated that the indicator has helped assess the commitment of these entities to transparency and integrity, thereby supporting the development of a national system to protect public funds. She also emphasized that Algeria leads efforts to combat corruption at the African level, having been elected as the second vice-president of the African Anti-Corruption Agencies Association.
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