RIYADH: The Saudi Anti-Corruption Authority is set to participate in the Global Conference on Harnessing Data to Improve Corruption Measurement, scheduled from August 31 to September 1. Organized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in collaboration with international organizations focused on anti-corruption efforts, the conference will convene in Vienna.
Delegates from around the world, including policymakers, experts, specialists, and representatives of international organizations, will converge at the conference to address critical aspects of combatting corruption. The central theme revolves around advancing methodologies and establishing a robust scientific framework for gauging corruption levels within countries.
Saudi Arabia’s Commitment to Combat Corruption
As part of Saudi Arabia’s commitment to enhancing transparency and combating corruption, the Saudi Anti-Corruption Authority’s participation signifies the nation’s dedication to adopting data-driven strategies in the ongoing fight against corruption. The conference will provide an invaluable platform for exchanging insights, sharing best practices, and exploring innovative approaches to address the global challenge of corruption.
Key topics on the conference agenda include exploring advanced methodologies for measuring corruption rates in different nations, leveraging data analytics to identify corruption patterns, and fostering international collaboration to strengthen anti-corruption efforts. The event aims to collectively harness the power of data and insights to develop more effective strategies in preventing and combating corruption.
By participating in this global conference, Saudi Arabia underscores its commitment to international cooperation in the fight against corruption and highlights its dedication to adopting modern techniques for measurement and mitigation.
