Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan sign MoU to combat corruption, transnational crime
Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan have signed an MoU to boost cooperation against corruption and share information on cross-border crimes.
Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan have agreed to collaborate in the fight against corruption and transnational crime. The countries signed a memorandum of understanding in Riyadh today, with the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority of Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan's National Security Committee joining forces. The agreement, signed by Mazin bin Ibrahim Al-Kahmous for Saudi Arabia and Yermek Sagimbayev for Kazakhstan, aims to enhance cooperation in preventing and fighting corruption.
The MoU also seeks to facilitate information exchange on corruption offenses and strengthen the institutional capacities of both nations. The meeting reviewed bilateral relations and discussed joint efforts to protect integrity and combat corruption. Officials were briefed on the measures taken by Saudi Arabia's authority to promote transparency and Kazakhstan's experience in anti-corruption efforts.
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