Partners for Transparency calls for launching awareness campaigns to promote integrity and encourage citizens to report corruption.

 Partners for Transparency released its monthly report, “Corruption Report for February 2025,” which monitored 70 corruption incidents across various sectors, an increase of 4.41 TP3T compared to the previous month of January. The report showed that the financial and banking sector topped the list of the most corrupt sectors for the second month in a row, with a rate of 44.28 TP3T, followed by the local government sector with a rate of 25.71 TP3T, then the supply sector with a rate of 14.28 TP3T, the education sector with a rate of 101 TP3T, and finally the health sector with a rate of 5.71 TP3T.

Cairo governorate recorded the highest number of incidents, at 32,851 TP3T, followed by Giza and Alexandria. The report indicated increased efforts by regulatory and executive authorities to combat corruption, with more than 31 campaigns launched against money laundering crimes and 10 campaigns combating commercial fraud in the supply sector. Judicial authorities also continued to prosecute those involved, issuing harsh sentences in cases of embezzlement, medical negligence, and waste of public funds.

The report recommended the use of artificial intelligence technologies to monitor suspicious financial activities, tightening oversight of unlicensed educational institutions, strengthening anti-corruption mechanisms in the supply sector, and launching awareness campaigns to promote integrity and encourage citizens to report corruption.