Al-Majali highlights Arab cooperation for accountability
The Chairman of the Integrity and Combating Corruption Commission in the Kingdom of Jordan, Hazem Abdelsalam Al-Majali, emphasized that enhancing Arab cooperation in the fight against corruption is essential to improve the efficiency of national institutions and enable countries to confront it more effectively. During the Conference of the Parties to the Arab Convention, Al-Majali praised the Commission's initiatives, including the National Integrity Index, which measures the commitment of institutions to integrity standards and encourages reform. He also launched a national strategy for 2026–2030 focused on prevention and accountability, based on strengthening a culture of integrity and public trust, and developing operational tools in collaboration with oversight authorities to contribute to combating corruption and achieving sustainable development. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed with his Omani counterpart to promote the exchange of expertise and enhance cooperation tools. Additionally, there were meetings with delegations from other Arab countries to discuss challenges and expand international collaboration in the fight against corruption.
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