Oran – A two-day training session focused on combating corruption within the insurance sector commenced today in Oran. The initiative is a joint effort between the National Fund for Agricultural Cooperation (CNMA) and the High Authority for Transparency, Prevention and the Fight Against Corruption.
The training aims to equip participants with the necessary tools and knowledge to identify, prevent, and address corrupt practices that may arise within the insurance industry. Experts from both the CNMA and the High Authority are leading the sessions, providing insights into relevant legislation, ethical considerations, and practical strategies for fostering a culture of transparency and accountability.
The CNMA, in a statement, emphasized the importance of this training program in strengthening the integrity of the insurance sector. “This initiative reflects our commitment to upholding the highest standards of ethical conduct and ensuring that our operations are free from corruption,” a spokesperson stated. “By working closely with the High Authority, we are confident that we can make significant strides in preventing and combating corruption, thereby safeguarding the interests of our stakeholders.”
The High Authority for Transparency, Prevention and the Fight Against Corruption has been actively involved in promoting good governance and combating corruption across various sectors in Algeria. This training session in Oran is part of a broader national strategy to enhance transparency and accountability in key industries.
The training is expected to conclude tomorrow, with participants receiving certificates of completion. Organizers anticipate that the knowledge and skills gained during the session will contribute significantly to creating a more transparent and ethical insurance environment.
