Hicham Balaoui, Morocco’s Attorney General to the King at the Court of Cassation and head of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, held a working session in Rabat on Thursday, July 9, with Ousmane Abderamane Djougourou, Chad’s Inspector General of the Independent Anti-Corruption Authority. The meeting was part of an official working visit aimed at exploring Morocco’s strategies in preventing and combating corruption.
Key insights into Morocco’s anti-corruption framework
During the discussions, Hicham Balaoui outlined the core pillars of Morocco’s anti-corruption system, highlighting the legal and institutional frameworks in place. He also detailed the prosecution policies implemented by the Public Prosecutor’s Office to address corruption-related offenses. The exchange further delved into comparative best practices in corruption prevention and enforcement.
Chad explores Morocco’s digital and reporting tools
The Chadian delegation gained firsthand knowledge of several initiatives spearheaded by Morocco’s Public Prosecutor’s Office. Among these was a dedicated hotline for reporting corruption and embezzlement, designed to streamline citizen complaints. In addition, they were introduced to e-TABLIGH, a secure digital platform that enables individuals to report suspected corruption acts while ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of each submission through advanced encryption technologies.
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