In Rabat, the Moroccan Attorney General at the Court of Cassation and head of the Public Prosecution, Hicham Balaoui, engaged in a strategic working session on Thursday, July 9, with Ousmane Abderamane Djougourou, Inspector General of Chad’s Independent Anti-Corruption Authority. The meeting, part of an official working visit, focused on exploring Morocco’s robust framework for combating corruption through prevention and enforcement.
Morocco’s anti-corruption model under the spotlight
During the discussions, Hicham Balaoui outlined the key pillars of Morocco’s anti-corruption system, emphasizing the nation’s comprehensive legal and institutional frameworks. He also highlighted the proactive penal policies implemented by the Public Prosecution to tackle corruption at all levels. The exchange further delved into comparative best practices, fostering a deeper understanding of effective corruption control strategies.
Chad explores Morocco’s digital whistleblowing tools
The Chadian delegation gained firsthand insights into Morocco’s innovative anti-corruption initiatives, including a dedicated hotline for reporting corrupt practices and concussion. Additionally, they were introduced to e-TABLIGH, a cutting-edge digital platform designed for citizens to securely report suspected corruption cases. This system leverages advanced digital technologies to ensure confidentiality and streamlined processing of complaints, underscoring Morocco’s commitment to transparency and accountability.
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