Civil Union for Combating Corruption Leadership Discusses Ways to Strengthen Cooperation with the President of the National Supreme Anti-Corruption Authority | CUAC

Civil Union – Aden The leadership of the Civil Union for Combating Corruption, headed by Ms. Halima Abdullah, Vice President of the Union, along with a number of Union members, met today, Monday, with Judge Afrah Badowilan, President of the National Supreme Anti-Corruption Authority, to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation and joint coordination in the field of combating corruption. During the meeting, the Union leadership presented a joint memorandum of understanding and cooperation containing proposals to enhance coordination between the two sides, exchange expertise and information, discuss issues related to combating corruption, and review the legal mechanisms followed in handling reports and corruption cases. The meeting also addressed mechanisms for dealing with whistleblowers and individuals cooperating in corruption cases, as well as the importance of maintaining the confidentiality of their identities and information in order to protect sources and encourage reporting of violations and corruption cases within government and revenue-generating institutions, in accordance with applicable laws and procedures. For her part, Judge Afrah Badowilan presented a number of views, recommendations, and proposals based on her experience in the field of combating corruption, emphasizing the importance of institutional work and coordination among relevant entities, as well as benefiting from accumulated expertise in this field. The meeting also discussed a number of issues and topics of mutual interest, along with ways to develop cooperation and coordination between the Union and the Authority, contributing to strengthening anti-corruption efforts, consolidating the principles of integrity and transparency, and protecting public funds.