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The head of Saudi Arabia's anti-corruption authority calls for support for a draft resolution to enhance information exchange and track criminal proceeds.

Baku (UNA/AZERTAC) – In his speech during the third high-level meeting of heads of anti-corruption bodies in the member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Baku, the head of the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, “Nazaha”, Mazen bin Ibrahim Al-Kahmous, affirmed that the Kingdom has taken a series of measures to enhance transparency and combat corruption, explaining that the adopted decisions reflect the will of the member states to achieve the set goals and strengthen collective efforts in this field.

Al-Kahmous called on member states to support the draft resolution submitted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to enhance information exchange and the tracking of criminal proceeds by joining the GlobE network. He also commended several countries for ratifying the Makkah Agreement on Cooperation in Combating Corruption, urging the remaining countries to sign and ratify it. He expressed his gratitude to the Republic of Azerbaijan for its excellent hosting and organization of the meeting.

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