ICAC Commissioner concludes ASEAN anti corruption summit in Malaysia
Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Woo Ying ming led Hong Kong delegates at the 22nd ASEAN PAC secretariat meeting in Malacca City to strengthen regional anti graft operations
Malacca City, Malaysia – ICAC Commissioner Mr Woo Ying-ming concluded the 22nd Secretariat Meeting of the ASEAN Parties Against Corruption (ASEAN-PAC) by highlighting anti-corruption initiatives and achievements of the International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (IAACA). He urged ASEAN-PAC members to bolster cooperation in combating corruption across the Asia-Pacific region.
Mr Woo, IAACA President, emphasized their shared mission, growth, learning, and perseverance against corruption. Following the meeting, he attended a seminar on integrity in major infrastructure projects, organized by ICAC, ASEAN-PAC, IAACA, and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). The seminar aimed to prevent corruption in infrastructure projects by sharing experiences and strengthening partnerships with anti-corruption agencies globally.
ICAC Assistant Director Wong Wai-kit discussed corruption risks in such projects and ICAC's investigative methods. Hong Kong's Senior Government Counsel Jeff Chan Ka-hin stressed the importance of mutual legal assistance and informal cooperation in tackling cross-border corruption and asset recovery. The event drew over 100 anti-corruption officials from 11 ASEAN member states and international organizations, including representatives from Macau.
The ICAC delegation also met with Malaysian and Brunei officials and consulted with the Chinese Ambassador on anti-graft efforts.
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