Tunisian Oversight Head Reaffirms Anti-Corruption Efforts
Tunisia reaffirmed its commitment to combating corruption during its participation in the sixth session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Arab Convention for Combating Corruption, held in Doha from September 21 to 23, 2026. The head of the Supreme Authority for Administrative and Financial Control, Emad Al-Hizqi, explained that Tunisia’s efforts include strengthening the rule of law, consolidating the values of integrity in both the public and private sectors through reviewing legislative texts, simplifying procedures, digitizing public services, and developing information systems to reduce human intervention. Tunisia also emphasizes supporting oversight and accountability mechanisms, breaking free from impunity, and reviving a societal culture rooted in integrity. He underscored the importance of Arab and international cooperation, especially in facilitating the recovery of stolen assets, continuing the exchange of expertise—particularly with artificial intelligence technologies—to enhance anti-corruption efforts.
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