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11:26 pm
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
I wrote – Rana Usama:
According to Transparency International's annual report, the United Arab Emirates leads the world rankings, followed by Qatar and Oman, followed by Qatar and Oman. Egypt rose by 3 points in its annual assessment of the previous year to reach 12 centers and occupy 105th place. Syria and Yemen are the Arab countries for 2018.
The report indicates that Morocco has also conducted an annual assessment of three points, while the overall assessment of the fight against corruption in Yemen has steadily declined over the past five years, and that of Syria's 13 points over the last eight years.
Qatar is the second largest country in the Arab world (33), followed by Oman (53), Jordan and Saudi Arabia (58), Morocco and Tunisia (73). , Kuwait 78 and Bahrain 99. Algeria and Egypt number 105, Lebanon 138, Iraq 168. Sudan 172, Syria 173 and Syria to 178.
In the standings, Denmark remains in the lead, followed by New Zealand and Finland with Canada in ninth place. Germany and Britain rank 11th, Australia 13, France 21, followed by USA 22, Israel 34, Malaysia 61 and Russia 138 .
The index measures levels of perceived public sector corruption in 180 countries, according to opinion polls conducted by dozens of experts and businessmen, on a scale of 0 to 100; zero means the country (very corrupt) and 100 indicates the country (very clean).
According to the report, more than two-thirds of countries received less than 50 on the 2018 anti-corruption index.
Since its launch in 1995, the Corruption Perception Index has been the world's leading indicator of corruption in the public sector. Provides an annual snapshot rate
To read the full report, click here.
https://www.transparency.org/cpi2018
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