Cairo, June 16 (QNA) - The State of Qatar participated in the activities of the first Arab Forum for Administrative Justice and Integrity, which was held in Cairo under the title 'Developing Administrative Investigation Skills and Promoting Governance Principles.'
As part of the Permanent Delegation of the State of Qatar to the Arab League, Amna Abdulrahman Al Sulaiti attended the forum's activities.
The forum, organized by the Arab Administrative Development Organization in cooperation with the Administrative Prosecution Authority of the Arab Republic of Egypt, aims to highlight the role of administrative investigation as a pivotal tool in supporting transparency and accountability, in addition to reviewing the legal frameworks and practical applications related to governance. The forum will also discuss best practices and experiences in developing disciplinary systems and promoting institutional integrity within government agencies.
The forum’s themes address the concept of good governance and its dimensions in public administration, administrative investigation as a tool to promote governance in light of the United Nations Convention against Corruption 2003, and technical problems in administrative investigation and their impact on the effectiveness of governance. Additionally, modern judicial principles and trends in disciplinary accountability and governance support will be addressed, as well as disciplinary sanctions and administrative grievances and their role in establishing the principle of accountability and governance in comparative disciplinary systems in Arab countries, in addition to holding simulation sessions and practical applications to link administrative investigation with governance principles. (QNA)