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Amman, Sept. 14 (Petra) — Lower House Speaker Mazen Qadi on Monday
received a copy of the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission’s
2025 annual report from Commission Chairman Hazem Majali, in the
presence of First Deputy Speaker Khamis Atiyeh and several commission
members.
Qadi said in a statement that the Lower House closely follows the
commission’s work and responsibilities in protecting public funds and
strengthening the national integrity system.
He stressed the importance of coordinating roles among state
institutions to prevent corruption and address administrative and
financial shortcomings wherever they occur.
Qadi described the report as an important tool for assessing the
integrity system, identifying challenges facing the commission and
strengthening preventive approaches to combating corruption,
including early verification procedures, improved oversight tools,
and greater transparency and accountability in public work.
Majali reviewed the report’s key areas and the commission’s efforts
during the year, along with recommendations to develop work
mechanisms and strengthen prevention of financial and administrative
violations.
The meeting also addressed the commission’s efforts to raise
awareness of integrity and governance concepts and enhance
partnerships with state institutions to promote compliance with
integrity standards and the rule of law and strengthen public
confidence in state institutions.
//Petra// NQ