Doha Hosts Arab Anti-Corruption Talks
The sixth session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Arab Convention against Corruption was launched in Doha, lasting three days and chaired by the General Authority for Transparency and Administrative Oversight in Qatar. The conference focused on developing a unified Arab guide to parallel financial investigations in corruption crimes, aiming to facilitate the recovery of stolen funds and expedite investigations. Participants also discussed the implementation of the Arab Convention against Corruption, the latest developments in international cooperation, and the importance of developing an Arab mechanism to measure the level of corruption based on real data rather than impressions. Additionally, they discussed projects to enhance prevention and anti-corruption efforts across Arab countries. The "Doha Declaration" is expected to be adopted at the end of the conference as its final statement.
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