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Badweilan meets UNDP head in Aden

[18/05/2018 02:45]

ADEN-SABA
The chairwoman of the Supreme National Anti-Corruption Authority, Afrah Badweilan met today at the United Nations headquarters in the temporary capital Aden the Head of Aden Sub-Office of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Sylvain Merlen,

They discussed the implementation mechanism of the International Convention against Corruption, as well as mechanisms of self-evaluation, the preparation team of which is chaired by the Authority.

Badweilan presented the ways to strengthen cooperation between the Authority and international organizations working in the field of combating corruption. The talks also focused on supporting the independence of the Authority and its capacity building to increase the efficiency of its investigations, awareness raising, and preventions of corruption.