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The Deputy Head of the Omani State Audit Institution emphasizes the importance of activating the Mecca Agreement and strengthening cooperation against corruption.

Baku (UNA/AZERTAC) – Zahra bint Mohammed Redha bin Mohammed Saeed Al Lawati, Deputy Head of the State Financial and Administrative Control Authority of Oman for the Supervision of Bodies, Investments and Companies, stressed in press statements on the sidelines of her participation in the Third High-Level Meeting of Heads of Anti-Corruption Bodies in the Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Baku the importance of the meeting in promoting the activation of the Makkah Agreement, especially with regard to the exchange of information across borders, asset recovery and police and legal coordination.

She explained that the Sultanate’s participation reflects its firm commitment to promoting international cooperation, protecting public resources, and establishing institutional accountability.

Al-Lawati stressed that effective anti-corruption mechanisms require taking preventive measures and monitoring based on risk assessment and converting international commitments into serious working mechanisms, expressing her thanks to the Republic of Azerbaijan for the good organization and generous hosting and expressing her admiration for the remarkable architectural and cultural development that Baku is witnessing.

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