Partners recommend tightening oversight of the financial sector and combating the rise of fake educational entities.

Partners for Transparency released its monthly report, "Corruption Report for April 2025," which monitored 68 corruption incidents across various sectors, marking a 9.671% increase compared to March. The report showed that the financial and banking sector continued to top the list of the most corrupt sectors, with 26.471%, followed by the local government sector with 251%, the supply sector with 23.521%, the education sector with 20.581%, and finally the health sector with 4.41%.%.
Cairo Governorate ranked first in terms of the number of recorded incidents, with a rate of 32,351 TP3T, followed by Giza and Sharqia Governorates, as the three governorates combined accounted for more than 611 TP3T of the total corruption incidents during the month..

The report noted the expansion of the efforts of regulatory and executive agencies, with authorities implementing more than 18 campaigns to combat money laundering crimes, 13 campaigns to seize unlicensed educational entities, and 16 inspection campaigns to combat commercial fraud in the catering sector. Courts also continued to issue deterrent rulings in cases of embezzlement, forgery, bribery, and administrative negligence..

The report recommended strengthening oversight of financial transactions through artificial intelligence tools, intensifying campaigns against unlicensed educational institutions, enhancing transparency in the local government sector, and tightening penalties on those involved in the practice.Corruption.