A report issued by "Partners for Transparency" said that last April witnessed 95 incidents of corruption within the various sectors of the state, and the ministries of "supply", "interior" and "agriculture" took the lead after 33 cases of corruption were revealed inside them.

The report added that the parliament’s role in developing or introducing anti-corruption legislation has not yet been demonstrated, as the parliament has consumed the past months since its inception in approving its regulations, forming its internal committees, and discussing the government's statement, while the statements of officials, led by the President of the Republic, still contain clear indications to combat corruption.