Mr. Mohamed BENALILOU, Chairman of the National Authority for Integrity, Prevention and Fight against Corruption (INPPLC), chaired the Executive Committee meeting and the General Assembly of the Network of Corruption Prevention Authorities (NCPA) in Doha, Qatar. During the meeting, it was decided to transform the Network's Secretariat into a permanent Secretariat, to relocate its headquarters to the Kingdom of Morocco, and to entrust its management to the National Authority for Probity.
This decision demonstrates the growing international recognition of the leadership role of the INPPLC, as well as the increased credibility of Morocco's experience in preventing corruption, promoting integrity, and strengthening good governance. It also highlights Morocco's position as a key player and regional and international platform for coordinating collective action within integrity networks.
This major institutional shift should help to enhance the National Authority's reach and consolidate its presence on the international stage, while supporting cooperation, the exchange of expertise, and the development of common tools among the authorities responsible for preventing corruption. It is part of a global effort to promote integrity, build trust, and overcome the growing challenges associated with corruption. In this regard, it is worth noting that the NCPA Network currently comprises 45 authorities from 37 countries and serves as an international platform for pooling efforts, sharing best practices, and capacity building in the field of preventing corruption.
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