During a working session held in Rabat on Thursday, July 9, Hicham Balaoui, Morocco’s Prosecutor General at the Court of Cassation and head of the Public Prosecution Service, met with Ousmane Abderamane Djougourou, Inspector General of Chad’s Independent Anti-Corruption Authority. The meeting was part of an official visit aimed at exploring Morocco’s proven strategies in preventing and combating corruption.
Morocco’s legal and institutional framework takes center stage
Balaoui outlined the core pillars of Morocco’s anti-corruption system, emphasizing the robust legal and institutional architecture that underpins its efforts. He also highlighted the Public Prosecution Service’s strategic approach to enforcing anti-corruption laws. Discussions included a comparative analysis of best practices, ensuring that both delegations gained valuable insights during the exchange.
Chad explores Morocco’s digital and reporting innovations
The Chadian delegation learned about key initiatives spearheaded by Morocco’s Public Prosecution Service, including a dedicated hotline for reporting corruption and embezzlement. Additionally, they were introduced to e-TABLIGH, a cutting-edge digital platform that empowers citizens to report suspected corruption cases securely. The system leverages advanced digital technologies to safeguard the confidentiality of whistleblowers, marking a significant step forward in transparent governance.
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