Lecturer on chastity stained by corruption

The article highlights that the most dangerous form of corruption is not just the theft of public money, but the destruction of values and principles. This is especially true when unqualified individuals are allowed to hold positions, and corruption dominates the process of evaluating competencies and making decisions. The article emphasizes that genuine change requires sincere political will, an independent judiciary, and free oversight institutions built on competence and integrity, with the law applied equally to everyone without exception. It also explains that reforming the state begins with self-accountability before holding others accountable, and that success is achieved by establishing strong and just institutions, reinforcing the principles of justice, and prioritizing the national interest above all else, with competence and transparency serving as the foundation of work.

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