Baku:Azerbaijan’s Prosecutor General, Kamran Aliyev, recently conducted separate meetings with delegations from Indonesia and Uganda as part of the third Ministerial Meeting of Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement Authorities of the Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the meetings, held in Baku, involved discussions with Cahya Hardianto Harefa, Secretary-General of Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission, and Lino Anguzu, Director of Public Prosecutions of Uganda. Prosecutor General Aliyev shared insights into Azerbaijan’s legal and institutional reforms aimed at bolstering the fight against corruption, enhancing transparency and accountability, and mitigating corruption risks.
The discussions also focused on enhancing cooperation between Azerbaijan and the two nations, specifically in areas of anti-corruption efforts, exchange of best practices, and strengthening ties between their prosecution authorities. The significance of information sharing, coordinated law enforcement actions, and collaboration on both international and regional platforms was highlighted during the meetings.