In a significant step toward strengthening regional cooperation against corruption, Morocco’s top prosecutor, Hicham Balaoui, engaged in a high-level working session in Rabat on July 9 with Ousmane Abderamane Djougourou, Inspector General of Chad’s independent anti-corruption authority. The meeting was part of an official working visit aimed at exploring Morocco’s proven strategies for combating corruption through prevention and enforcement.
Key insights into Morocco’s anti-corruption framework
During the discussion, Hicham Balaoui outlined Morocco’s comprehensive anti-corruption system, highlighting the robust legal and institutional structures in place. He also detailed the proactive criminal justice policies spearheaded by the Public Prosecution Service to address corruption effectively. The exchange further delved into comparative best practices, fostering a deeper understanding of effective anti-corruption measures.
Innovative tools shared with Chad
The Chadian delegation gained firsthand insights into several groundbreaking initiatives led by the Public Prosecution Service. Among these was a dedicated hotline for reporting corruption and embezzlement, designed to streamline citizen complaints. Additionally, the delegation was introduced to the e-TABLIGH digital platform, a secure online tool enabling individuals to report suspected corrupt acts with confidentiality and efficiency, powered by advanced digital technologies.
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