Corruption Working Group News Today

Russia intends to promote the anti-corruption agenda during its presidency in BRICS this year, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Friday.

The G20, meeting under Indias leadership, has reaffirmed its commitment to zero tolerance for corruption. The group called for stronger international cooperation and information sharing in law enforcement to combat corruption. They also emphasized the need to strengthen asset recovery mechanisms and promote integrity in public bodies. Declaration also looks forward to enlarging participation to the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention.

The declaration noted with deep concern the immense human suffering and the adverse impact of wars and conflicts around the world.

New Delhi: The G20 leaders on Saturday reiterated their commitment to zero tolerance for corruption as they adopted the New Delhi Declaration.

India has made concerted efforts, through its leadership in G20, to address vulnerabilities in international cooperation ‘Follow the money’ is a proven strategy for countering serious economic offenses like corruption. In line with this ethos, India has implemented significant measures in the last few years to make bribe-taking unprofitable. Yet, significant vulnerabilities remain because the proceeds of corruption can be easily

The devastating and far-reaching consequences of corruption are well known, and they affect every country in the world.

India has suggested that the G20 Nations should cooperate actively in order to deal comprehensively and efficiently with fugitive economic offenders as

Indonesia’s pursuit of OECD membership is an opportunity for it to develop advanced economy credentials and for partners, including Australia, to actively promote an emerging regional power.

Haryana Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal on Friday said that the State Government will host the fourth meeting of the G-20 Sherpa Group at Nuh from September 3 to 7. Kaushal presided over a meeting to review the arrangements with Additional Chief Secretary of Industries and Commerce, Health,

Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Saturday said that India's zero-tolerance approach for corruption also guides its approach towards international cooperation for combating corruption. While addressing the inaugural session of the G20 anti-graft ministerial meeting in Kolkata, the union minister s