A delegation from the UAE Accountability Authority (UAEAA), led by Humaid Obaid Khalifa Obaid Abushibs, President of the UAEAA, participated in the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group Ministerial Meeting held in Mpumalanga, South Africa, under the country’s presidency of the G20 for 2025.
During the meeting, the UAE delegation reaffirmed the nation’s strong commitment to promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity as part of its broader strategy for sustainable development. The UAE emphasized that anti-corruption measures are not merely legal obligations but strategic investments essential for national progress and global cooperation.
Promoting Collective Action
In its address, the UAEAA delegation stressed that combating corruption requires collective global action and comprehensive international cooperation. The UAE highlighted its continued efforts to strengthen partnerships and facilitate the exchange of expertise among supreme audit and accountability institutions worldwide.
The delegation also noted that through the UAEAA, the country is working to enhance institutional frameworks that uphold integrity in governance, ensuring that accountability remains a cornerstone of national policy in alignment with the leadership’s vision.
Public-Private Collaboration
The UAE further underscored the importance of cooperation between the public and private sectors, noting that such collaboration is critical to fostering trust within the business and investment environment. The UAEAA expressed readiness to engage with international partners to develop innovative mechanisms for detecting and preventing corruption, while promoting transparency across economic activities.
The meeting brought together ministers and senior officials from G20 member states to discuss global strategies for strengthening governance systems, improving transparency, and ensuring that anti-corruption frameworks align with global development goals.
