Nazaha implements 58 awareness programs, benefiting 4,000 participants in 2025
. . . expands outreach with 255 partner entities; strengthens integrity efforts through training and awareness initiatives
The Public Authority for Combating Corruption (Nazaha) announced that it implemented 58 awareness and training programs during 2025, in cooperation with 255 public and private entities, benefiting approximately 4,000 participants.
In a press statement issued on Tuesday, Nazaha said the initiatives were part of its mandate to entrench the values of integrity and transparency, raise public awareness of the risks of corruption and methods to combat it, and strengthen job commitment while safeguarding public funds.
The authority explained that the programs addressed a wide range of themes, including promoting integrity, combating corruption, the conflict of interest law, the right to access information law, and the code of professional conduct.
They also included field training programs for students, as well as awareness sessions introducing the role and competencies of the authority, concepts of governance and corruption prevention, and the national strategy for promoting integrity and combating corruption.
Nazaha reaffirmed its continued commitment to implementing awareness initiatives and expanding institutional partnerships, in line with national objectives aimed at reinforcing integrity and combating corruption across society.
