Zimbabwe Seeks Belarus's Anti-Corruption Expertise, Says Zimbabwean Official
Zimbabwe Seeks Belarus's Anti-Corruption Expertise, Says Zimbabwean Official
Combating corruption is vital for trade, industry, and the well-being of both nations, as corruption transcends borders, Michael Reza, Chairman of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC), stated following a ZACC delegation's visit to Belarus.
"By enhancing our competencies [in anti-corruption efforts] we want to improve the well-being of our peoples," Reza said, as quoted by Belarusian media.
The delegation highly praised Belarus's anti-corruption measures, particularly their preventative impact on businesses. Enterprises visited during the delegation's trip will be involved in a roadmap signed earlier by the presidents of Belarus and Zimbabwe, media said.
An MoU was reportedly signed between the Prosecutor General's Offices of both countries, outlining cooperation in anti-corruption efforts. The delegation also gained insights into local-level anti-corruption organization and discussed practical implementation of the MoU.
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