Algiers – Algeria is exploring avenues for enhanced cooperation with the African Union Advisory Board on Corruption (AUABC) to bolster anti-corruption efforts across the continent.
Selima Messarati, head of the High Authority for Transparency, Prevention and the Fight Against Corruption in Algeria, met with the President of the AUABC to discuss potential collaborative initiatives. The meeting, which took place recently, focused on identifying areas where Algeria’s expertise and experience in combating corruption could be leveraged to support the AU’s broader anti-corruption agenda.
According to a statement released by the High Authority, the discussions were fruitful and highlighted a shared commitment to strengthening governance and transparency across Africa. The potential for joint programs and initiatives, aimed at preventing corruption and promoting ethical conduct in both the public and private sectors, was a key focus of the meeting.
The High Authority for Transparency, Prevention and the Fight Against Corruption plays a crucial role in Algeria’s national strategy to combat corruption. By engaging with international bodies like the AUABC, Algeria aims to contribute to a more coordinated and effective continental response to this pervasive challenge.
This collaboration underscores Algeria’s dedication to upholding the principles of good governance and its commitment to working alongside other African nations to create a more transparent and accountable environment. Further details regarding specific collaborative projects are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
