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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by the Authority for Combating Corruption and the Control and Anti-Corruption Commission, has signed an information exchange agreement with members of the GlobE Network to enhance international cooperation in the fight against corruption. This comes as part of the Kingdom’s ongoing efforts to combat corruption both domestically and internationally, facilitate the detection of crimes, and recover stolen assets. These efforts support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and its initiatives during its presidency of the G20 in 2020. The network, which includes 252 agencies from 137 countries, is an important platform for data sharing among law enforcement authorities. The agreement was signed during the seventh general meeting of the network at the United Nations headquarters in Vienna, reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s commitment to strengthening international cooperation to combat corruption.
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