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Combating Administrative Corruption and its Role in Achieving Sustainable Development in Light of the Kingdoms Vision 2030 |
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PP: 1911-1921 |
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doi:10.18576/isl/120533
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E. F. M. Hindawy,
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Abstract |
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| Administrative corruption hinders progress in many fields, including sustainable development. Through anti- corruption measures and national reform in light of the Kingdoms Vision 2030, the file of combating corruption, especially administrative corruption, saw real progress in the Kingdom. The anti-corruption program confirms the Kingdoms determination to fight corruption in all forms, so the importance of this study in shedding light on these efforts and highlighting its role in achieving sustainable development in all sectors and light of the Kingdoms Vision 2030 and the consequent progress. The Kingdoms ranking in Transparency Internationals Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) climbed from 57th in 2017 to 52nd out of 180 nations in 2020 and 10th within the group of 20 economic countries. The Control, Investigation, and Administrative Investigation Authority and the National Anti-Corruption Authority merged on December 12, 2019. A preventative and curative system will eliminate corruption. The studys results align with Vision 2030. Promoting integrity and transparency in education, culture, and media can build a loyal, patriotic generation that can battle administrative corruption. They should also be encouraged to denounce administrative corruption, the need to strengthen the role of civil society institutions, and the necessity to automate all financial and government procurement activities to hasten legal proceedings and achieve speedy justice.
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