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Leaders
12-02-2025
- Politics
- Leaders
Saudi Arabia Takes Helm of Global Anti-Corruption Network
In a significant move, Saudi Arabia, represented by its Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (NAZAHA), has assumed the leadership of the GlobE Network after a Vienna ceremony. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) witnessed the historic handover alongside global delegates. Member states unanimously elected Saudi Arabia for the 2025-2027 term during a high-level Beijing meeting in September last year. This achievement highlights global trust in the Kingdom's anti-corruption expertise and Vision 2030 reforms. Global Confidence in Saudi Arabia's Anti-Corruption Vision The presidency recognizes Saudi Arabia's success in combating financial crimes and recovering illicit funds worldwide. Over 219 law enforcement agencies across 120 countries now collaborate under Saudi leadership. Dr. Nasser Aba Al-Khail, NAZAHA's Undersecretary for International Cooperation, accepted the role from Spain's Chief Prosecutor. He emphasized advancing cross-border collaboration via a secure communication platform to track illegal funds. Saudi Arabia will prioritize unifying global efforts under the UN Convention Against Corruption during its presidency. Enhanced cooperation aims to tackle emerging challenges and boost accountability worldwide. Short link : Post Views: 58 Related Stories
Zawya
12-02-2025
- Politics
- Zawya
Saudi Arabia assumes presidency of GlobeE anti-corruption network
RELATED TOPICS Global LEGAL SAUDI ARABIA RELATED COMPANIES VIENNA — Saudi Arabia, represented by the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (NAZAHA), assumed the presidency of the Global Operations Network of Law Enforcement Authorities Concerned with Combating Corruption (GlobE Network), in an official ceremony held at the United Nations headquarters in the Austrian capital, Vienna. This handover came after Saudi Arabia was unanimously elected to chair the network for the period 2025-2027, at a high-level meeting held earlier in the Chinese capital, Beijing. Saudi Arabia's assumption of the presidency of the network, which represents the largest international platform for coordinating joint efforts between law enforcement agencies to investigate and combat cross-border corruption, is in appreciation by member states of Saudi Arabia's efforts in combating corruption. It also reflects the international community's confidence in Saudi Arabia's capabilities to enhance international cooperation to prosecute perpetrators of corruption crimes and combat cross-border corruption, as the network includes more than 219 law enforcement agencies representing more than 120 countries, in addition to many international networks and organizations around the world. The handover ceremony witnessed the transfer of leadership from the Chief Prosecutor of the Anti-Corruption and Organized Crime Office of Spain, the former President of the Network, to the Saudi representative Dr. Nasser Aba Al-Khail, Undersecretary of the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority for International Cooperation, in the presence of representatives of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), and several senior international officials and representatives of the Network's member states. Dr. Aba Al-Khail stressed that Saudi Arabia, during its presidency of the network, seeks to enhance cooperation between member states to combat corruption within the framework of the United Nations Convention against Corruption, and to launch a secure communications platform; which will raise the level of international cooperation and increase the ability of governments to address emerging challenges in combating corruption, and to track illicit funds across borders more effectively. © Copyright 2022 The Saudi Gazette. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Zawya
10-02-2025
- Politics
- Zawya
Saudi Arabia elected to IAACA Executive Committee
VIENNA — Saudi Arabia, represented by the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (NAZAHA), participated in the 14th General Meeting of the International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (IAACA). During the meeting, Saudi Arabia, represented by NAZAHA Chairman Mazen Al-Kahmous, was elected as a member of the IAACA Executive Committee. This recognition reflects the international community's appreciation of Saudi Arabia's efforts and global leadership in combating corruption, particularly at the international level. Al-Kahmous highlighted the vital role played by the IAACA in fostering international cooperation, transparency, and integrity across various countries. He emphasized the importance of knowledge exchange between nations and institutions dedicated to fighting corruption, developing effective anti-corruption strategies, and building a strong international network to support transparency and accountability legislation. Reaffirming Saudi Arabia's commitment to combat corruption, Al-Kahmous stressed the Kingdom's determination to work alongside member states and stakeholders to contribute meaningfully to IAACA's objectives. The International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities is an independent, non-political organization with more than 180 members worldwide. It focuses on implementing the United Nations Convention against Corruption, supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and significantly reducing corruption and bribery in all forms by 2030. The association also facilitates knowledge sharing among global anti-corruption authorities and professionals, organizing conferences, workshops, and training programs. It remains committed to strengthening partnerships with international and regional organizations to enhance global anti-corruption efforts. © Copyright 2022 The Saudi Gazette. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Saudi Gazette
08-02-2025
- Politics
- Saudi Gazette
Saudi Arabia elected to IAACA Executive Committee
Saudi Gazette report VIENNA — Saudi Arabia, represented by the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (NAZAHA), participated in the 14th General Meeting of the International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (IAACA).During the meeting, Saudi Arabia, represented by NAZAHA Chairman Mazen Al-Kahmous, was elected as a member of the IAACA Executive Committee. This recognition reflects the international community's appreciation of Saudi Arabia's efforts and global leadership in combating corruption, particularly at the international level. Al-Kahmous highlighted the vital role played by the IAACA in fostering international cooperation, transparency, and integrity across various emphasized the importance of knowledge exchange between nations and institutions dedicated to fighting corruption, developing effective anti-corruption strategies, and building a strong international network to support transparency and accountability legislation. Reaffirming Saudi Arabia's commitment to combat corruption, Al-Kahmous stressed the Kingdom's determination to work alongside member states and stakeholders to contribute meaningfully to IAACA's objectives. The International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities is an independent, non-political organization with more than 180 members worldwide. It focuses on implementing the United Nations Convention against Corruption, supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and significantly reducing corruption and bribery in all forms by 2030. The association also facilitates knowledge sharing among global anti-corruption authorities and professionals, organizing conferences, workshops, and training programs. It remains committed to strengthening partnerships with international and regional organizations to enhance global anti-corruption efforts.
