Khaberni - The Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission has begun sending feedback reports for the second cycle of the National Integrity Index to the targeted general administration institutions, which number (119) entities, distributed across four categories: ministries, independent bodies and departments, public universities, and governmental and educational hospitals.
The Commission pointed out that these reports include detailed evaluation results, key strengths, and improvement opportunities, in addition to a set of practical recommendations aimed at supporting general administrations in developing their performance and enhancing their compliance with national integrity standards.
In this context, the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission has called on the relevant administrations to start preparing improvement plans based on the outcomes of the reports and the recommendations contained therein, which contribute to achieving the purpose of launching the National Integrity Index aimed at enhancing compliance with national integrity standards, proactively closing corruption gateways, protecting public funds, achieving quality of service, and enhancing trust between the citizen and the public sector.
The Commission confirmed that this step comes within a participatory approach that enhances the culture of integrity and good governance in the public sector, supports efforts for administrative and financial reform, enhances anti-corruption measures, and achieves institutional performance improvement.
It is worth mentioning that the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission had launched the second cycle of the National Integrity Index at the end of the year 2024, targeting 119 government entities to measure their compliance with national integrity standards, and announced the results of the second round in October 2025, which showed a noticeable improvement in the performance of ministries and public institutions, and an increase in the average compliance with national integrity standards by more than 14 percent compared to the first cycle of the index.
