U.S. Anti-Corruption Efforts

Worldwide, corruption has slowed economic growth, hindered development, impaired government stability, damaged democracy, and provided opportunities for criminal organizations such as criminals, traffickers and terrorists.

The US Department of State treats anti-corruption as a top priority for national security and is working on a global scale to prevent corruption, promote accountability, and empower reformers.

Prevention of corruption and strengthening of accountability: We will support countries that are committed to corruption efforts by strengthening democratic institutions and building new reform support.

Strengthening cross-border enforcement: Cooperate with international partners, strengthen cooperation of cross-border law enforcement, improve data sharing among major financial centers, and restore tools that stolen We will develop.

Efforts to Corruption - Security Relations: We are committed to corruption in the field of security, corruption threatens the security of the state, clarifies ways to protect citizens, defeats terrorists and defends the sovereignty of the state

By giving priority to anti-corruption, the State Council will ensure that criminals and terrorists take root, spread, promote a more stable and accountable government, and provide fair competition conditions for US companies to compete in each region It makes it more difficult.

The US supports the Attorney General in North Delta, the United Nations Commission on Punishment of Guatemala (CICIG), and Anti-corruption Activities (MACCIH) to combat the punishment of Honduras and builds trust among local residents. The ability of the government to fight for them. With the support of the United States, MACCIH strengthens cooperation with the judiciary and the public sector to prevent, investigate and punish misconduct. MACCIH and the PR has established a Corruption Prevention Department with more than 45 analysts, investigators and prosecutors. Since its launch in November 2017, it has tracked 10 cases with MACCIH consultant.

The US aid is aimed at helping to improve effective taxation, participation and institutional reform of civil society, improvement of operational convenience, strengthening rule of law, promotion of strong accountability of institutions and government, We will support efforts to prevent corruption by improving. The US supports the Attorney General in North Delta, the United Nations Commission on Punishment of Guatemala (CICIG), and Anti-corruption Activities (MACCIH) to combat the punishment of Honduras and builds trust among local residents. The ability of the government to fight for them

Human rights principles and institutions are an important part of a successful, sustainable anticorruption strategy. If corruption is regarded as a systematic problem rather than a personal matter, the chances of success in preventing corruption will increase. Approach to rights-based corruption requires the creation of a comprehensive strategy to promote effective institutions, appropriate laws, superior governance, and involvement of all relevant stakeholders. It is essential to adopt a legal framework and anti-corruption committee, but these committees may not be effective without civil society and strong integrity culture at state agencies. Similarly, anti-corruption piracy can only prosper if there is a strong legal framework and an open political regime.