Strengthening Global Anti-Corruption Efforts: Hong Kong Shares Strategies with Sri Lanka and Zambia
Two IAACA members—Sri Lanka's Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC) and Zambia's Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC)—recently completed a five-day study programme at the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) of Hong Kong, China.
Leading the delegations were Mr Kapugamage Bernard Rajapakse, Commissioner of CIABOC, and Mrs Monica Chipanta-Mwansa, Deputy Director General of ACC. They engaged in insightful discussions with IAACA President and ICAC Commissioner, Mr Danny Woo, and his team, exploring Hong Kong's comprehensive three-pronged strategy to combat corruption: law enforcement, systemic prevention, and community education.
Hong Kong ICAC sharing anti-graft strategies with delegations from CIABOC Sri Lanka (top) and ACC Zambia (bottom)
In addition to exchanging experiences with ICAC representatives, the delegates toured ICAC facilities, gaining hands-on exposure to Hong Kong's anti-graft efforts.
IAACA Secretary-General, Mr C K Cheung, also met with the delegates to provide updates on IAACA initiatives aimed at fostering global anti-corruption collaboration.
