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Transparency International: Corruption in Egypt increased

Commonground

Senior Moderator
19/03/2010

According to a report by Transparency International that cases of corruption in Egypt on the rise, and that mechanisms, laws and regulations currently in force are insufficient to address them. The report, titled "national integrity system in Egypt," which will be announced at a press conference on Saturday, that the main obstacles to the fight against corruption, conflicts of interest and political interference in the work of anti-corruption bodies.

The report of the Organization which is the largest non-governmental organization in the world to fight corruption, that there are many problems in the anti-corruption mechanisms in spite of the increasing number of such mechanisms. It was the most important problems of conflict of interest and political interference in the work of anti-corruption bodies, and the lack of effective mechanisms for whistleblower protection, and weak enforcement mechanisms, regulations and poor implementation of transparency and lack of access to public information and the lack of monitoring systems and reduce the work of government organizations, civil society and freedom of information .

And the values of the FAO report, which the Berlin-based, the performance of the executive and the legislative and political parties and the structure of electoral administration and the supreme control of the judicial system and the public sector and law enforcement and the system of contracting and anti-corruption agencies, media and civil society, local administration and international bodies concerned.

The mechanisms of accountability of the executive to Parliament is rarely fully implemented, and there is no specific law to hold ministers, following up on that "cumbersome procedures in the mechanisms of protecting whistleblowers can not lead to the application."

With regard to the judiciary, the report said that there was room for improving the mechanisms impartiality of judges and to the key role of the judiciary in overseeing the electoral process.

He pointed out that political parties "do not play a major role in corporate governance in Egypt with the exception of the National Democratic Party", a reference to restricting their activities, which does not apply to the National Party. He pointed to the bias of the public media for the ruling party, adding that the system in the voter registration suffers from a lack of efficiency. (U. Me. Any)

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