In a strategic move to strengthen regional cooperation against corruption, Morocco’s top prosecutor Hicham Balaoui welcomed Chad’s anti-corruption chief Ousmane Abderamane Djougourou in Rabat on July 9. The working session focused on Morocco’s proven approaches in curbing financial malpractice and enhancing transparency.
Building robust legal and institutional frameworks
During the meeting, Balaoui outlined Morocco’s comprehensive anti-corruption framework, highlighting its robust legal structure and the proactive role of the Public Prosecution Service. The discussion delved into institutional mechanisms that have enabled Morocco to detect, investigate, and prosecute corruption cases effectively, setting a benchmark for neighboring nations.
Digital tools and citizen engagement
The visiting delegation from Chad explored Morocco’s innovative digital solutions designed to empower citizens in the fight against corruption. Among these tools, the direct hotline for reporting corrupt practices and the e-TABLIGH digital platform stood out. The latter allows individuals to securely submit allegations of corruption through advanced encryption technologies, ensuring confidentiality and swift follow-up.
