Morocco’s National Authority for Integrity, Prevention and the Fight Against Corruption presented a five year strategy on Tuesday that centers on a nationwide secure system for reporting corruption, expanded regional presence, and the use of digital tools and artificial intelligence to detect risk.
The 2025 to 2030 plan, outlined in Rabat by authority president Mohamed Benalilou before senior officials and security representatives, includes 99 projects grouped into six strategic pillars. The agency said it will build a protected whistleblower framework to safeguard people who report wrongdoing and create regional branches to bring services closer to the public.
One of the first priorities is leadership in setting integrity norms across government. The authority plans to assess the previous 2015 to 2025 strategy, measure gaps in public policy, and introduce national indicators to track corruption risks in both the public and private sectors, including a focus on regional equity.
A second pillar aims to make prevention routine inside government bodies and companies. The authority plans a digital one stop platform to process tips, complaints and data, along with a dedicated call center. Full rollout is scheduled for 2026. It will also help public institutions and companies set up compliance systems, manage conflicts of interest and map corruption risks.
Other pillars focus on education and public outreach, international cooperation and partnerships with business, and technology. The agency said it will support investigative journalism and develop AI driven analytics to shift from detection to prediction, while strengthening cybersecurity to international standards.
The final pillar targets institutional readiness. The authority plans to improve public access to services, open regional representations, and adopt quality management standards while reinforcing ethics inside the agency.
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