jordan pulse : AMMAN — The Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission launched Sunday its National Integrity and Anti-Corruption Strategy for 2026–2030, coinciding with King Abdullah II receiving the commission's 2025 annual report, which showed roughly JD79 million in public funds recovered, contributed to recovering, or protected from waste over the past year.
During his meeting with Commission Board Chairman Hazem Al-Majali, the King stressed the need to keep building citizens' trust in national institutions, pointing to the commission's important role in fostering an environment that encourages investment by strengthening integrity across public institutions.
The report also showed the commission referred 298 investigative files to the Public Prosecution during 2025.

jordan pulse : AMMAN — The Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission launched Sunday its National Integrity and Anti-Corruption Strategy for 2026–2030, coinciding with King Abdullah II receiving the commission's 2025 annual report, which showed roughly JD79 million in public funds recovered, contributed to recovering, or protected from waste over the past year.
During his meeting with Commission Board Chairman Hazem Al-Majali, the King stressed the need to keep building citizens' trust in national institutions, pointing to the commission's important role in fostering an environment that encourages investment by strengthening integrity across public institutions.
The report also showed the commission referred 298 investigative files to the Public Prosecution during 2025.

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