Introduction of New Members
At the 15th IAACA General Meeting, we proudly welcomed 12 new members to the IAACA. We are delighted to share introductory videos from nine of them, highlighting their diverse backgrounds and their visions for advancing anti-corruption efforts.
We invite you to watch these videos and learn more about the newest faces in our global network. Stay tuned for further introductions in our upcoming newsletters!
Introduction by Independent Authority Against Corruption, Cyprus
Video - Cyprus
Introduction by Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), Indonesia
Video - Indonesia
Introduction by Iraqi Federal Commission of Integrity, Iraq
Video - Iraq
Introduction by National Anti-Corruption Commission, Lebanon
Video - Lebanon
Introduction by Administrative Control Authority, Libya
Video - Libya
Introduction by The Malta Police Force, Malta
Introduction by Agency for Prevention of Corruption, Montenegro
Video - Montenegro
Introduction by State Financial and Administrative Audit Authority, Oman
Video - Oman
Introduction by The National Agency of Ukraine for Finding, Tracing and Management of Assets Derived from Corruption and other Crimes, Ukraine
Video - UkraineContribute to IAACA Newsletter
To keep the global anti-corruption community connected, the IAACA Secretariat regularly publishes the IAACA Newsletter, highlighting the latest initiatives and events from IAACA and its members.
We warmly invite all IAACA member agencies to contribute short articles, turning this publication into a vibrant platform for shared knowledge. Suggested topics include:
- An overview of your agency’s mission and key activities
- New initiatives, programmes, or events
- Innovative findings from recent research
- Significant anti-corruption developments in your jurisdiction
- Any other topics of interest to the international anti-corruption community
Articles may be enriched with photos, videos, and links to increase engagement.
With its extensive global readership, the IAACA Newsletter offers a prime opportunity to share your insights, showcase your work, and foster collaboration in our common fight against corruption.
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