The Head of the Administrative Control Authority, a member institution of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Anti-Corruption Authorities (OICOA), Mr. Abdullah Qaderbouh, participated alongside an accompanying delegation in the World Forum for Anti-Corruption and Integrity 2026, held in Paris, France.
The forum, organized by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), witnessed wide international participation, bringing together government agencies, specialized institutions, civil society organizations, and leading researchers from across the globe.
The forum’s agenda featured a series of parallel dialogue sessions conducted in collaboration with international organizations and academic institutions. These sessions addressed critical topics including integrity risks, evolving business integrity standards, accountability frameworks, and global integrity indicators. Discussions also highlighted innovative approaches to measuring financial fraud and explored the growing role of artificial intelligence in combating corruption.
In addition, the forum provided a platform to review successful international experiences and best practices in promoting transparency and strengthening anti-corruption mechanisms.
The forum aims to advance global efforts to combat corruption and economic crimes, strengthen oversight of public expenditure, and promote innovative strategies that foster transparency and accountability. It also seeks to encourage collaboration between governments, the private sector, and civil society to develop forward-looking solutions that reshape the global anti-corruption landscape.
