ICAC Commissioner Leads Successful European Anti-Corruption Conference in Hungary
Uniting Forces Against Corruption: ICAC’s Role in the First IAACA European Conference
In a significant development for international anti-corruption efforts, the ICAC Commissioner, Mr. Woo Ying-ming, recently wrapped up his participation in the inaugural European regional anti-corruption conference in Budapest, Hungary. As President of the International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (IAACA), Mr. Woo highlighted the importance of a united front in tackling corruption, especially in light of rising geopolitical challenges and evolving corruption tactics.
The conference, which marked a milestone as the largest anti-corruption initiative in Europe, attracted more than 180 delegates from over 70 anti-corruption, law enforcement, and regulatory bodies. This collaborative gathering aimed to enhance integrity governance and foster multilateral cooperation across Europe and beyond.
A Timely Gathering for Anti-Corruption Agencies
During his opening address, Mr. Woo emphasized the necessity for anti-corruption entities to collaborate effectively. His remarks came on the heels of the European Union's latest directive mandating member states to establish dedicated anti-corruption agencies. “As we face increasingly sophisticated forms of corruption, our best approach is to unite our resources, knowledge, and experiences,” Mr. Woo asserted. This conference was an opportune moment to leverage insights from the ICAC, drawing from an impressive 50 years of experience in combating corruption.
Introducing the “Regional Clusters” Approach
A noteworthy feature of the conference was the introduction of the concept of **
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