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Amman, July 8 (Petra) – Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Majed Qatarneh met Tuesday with a delegation from the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission.
The meeting, in collaboration with the Hayat Center – Rasid and Plan International, is part of the second round of the National Integrity Index 2024-2025, which encompasses 119 government agencies.
Qatarneh said the Ministry is committed to providing full cooperation with the delegation and facilitating its efforts in conducting its survey.
He said the national initiative fosters a culture of integrity and transparency across ministries and government institutions, as well as in evaluating the quality of services delivered to people.
The delegation from the Integrity Commission provided an overview of the methodology for the second round of the National Integrity Index.
They explained that 40% of the assessment is based on opinion polls conducted with public sector employees and service recipients, both in person and through electronic means.
//Petra// AK
08/07/2025 18:35:34
