Malaysia contributes €1.6m to international anti-corruption academy since 2012

Malaysia has contributed €1.602 million to the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) since 2012, demonstrating its commitment to combating corruption through international cooperation and capacity-building. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has actively participated in the academy's development by sharing expertise and providing financial support.

At the recent 15th Assembly of Parties meeting, Malaysia emphasized the importance of strong support and cooperation among member states to ensure the academy's sustainability and progress. The IACA aims to address complex global corruption and financial crime threats by leveraging artificial intelligence, combating financial crime, enhancing digital investigation capabilities, and providing comprehensive skills and knowledge development programs for anti-corruption enforcement officers worldwide.

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