Increasing corruption against corruption, KPK sends staff to South Korea

JawaPos.com – Agus Rahardjo, chairman of the Commission for the Eradication of Corruption, announced that he would send employees of anti-franchise agencies to South Korea to improve their ability to fight corruption. In addition to this, this institution will also share the knowledge, experience and collaboration of training on the eradication of corruption with South Korean anti-corruption agents (ROK).

The statement was delivered to Agus during his meeting with representatives of the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (ACRC), the South Korean anti-corruption agency. Technically, collaboration in the fight against corruption has become the main topic of cooperation on which the two agencies have agreed.

"Today, our Memorandum of Understanding extends to the exchange of knowledge and experience of eradication, research and documentation documents. 39 supply and technical training of employees of both institutions, "said Agus in his office, Jalan Kuningan Persada, South Jakarta. (4/7).

"Then send the KPK staff to Korea for training and I hope the cooperation will be much more effective," he said.

According to Agus, the biggest problems faced by the eradication of corruption such as bribery and cases of procurement. With the cooperation, he hopes to be able to develop the science of the domestic industry that can be learned in this country of ginseng.

"The most important cases in KPK are bribery and supply.In the Ginseng country, KPK employees can learn guidelines and guidelines on gratuity, R & D and LHKPN" he said.

In the same place, Lee Geonlee, vice-president of the ACRC, says that the Indonesian state is the first country to cooperate in the fight against corruption. Because KPK is an independent institution in the fight against corruption.

"Indonesia is the first country in South Korea to sign the fight against corruption and, to our knowledge, the KPK of independent institutions has helped to prevent and combat corruption in Indonesia with a wide range of powers ".

He also said that South Korea's cooperation with Indonesia is very beneficial for the country's progress in its task of eradicating corruption.

"It should be cooperation with other government agencies, including the central government, if there is no cooperation with our agency or institution it will be difficult to do its job "he explained.

"Indonesia is good and good at solving the problems that arise, it can be more open to maintain international relations with the same institutions and functions," he concluded.