Partners for Transparency issued its first annual report on corruption incidents in the 2015/2015 fiscal year between July 2015 and June 2016, and the report revealed the following.

First: The distribution of corruption incidents according to sectors

The report monitored the distribution of corruption incidents according to sectors, as the Ministry of Supply won the largest share of corruption incidents with 215 incidents, with 19.77% out of a total of 1,102 incidents, followed by localities with 127 corruption incidents with a rate of approximately 11.5%, then Health with 97 incidents of 8.8% , Then the Ministry of Agriculture with 88 incidents with a score of 7.9%, followed by the Ministry of Interior with a score of 76 incidents of 6.89%, followed by the Ministry of Education with 59 incidents of 5.35%, then the Ministry of Finance with a score of 49 incidents of 4.44%, then the Ministry of Housing with a score of 36 incidents of 3.26%.

Next comes the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology with a score of 31 incidents with a score of 2.8%, the Ministry of Transport with 29 incidents of 2.63%, the Ministry of Justice with 24 incidents of 2.17%, then the Ministry of Youth and Sports with a score of 23 incidents of 2.08%, followed by the Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources With a score of 22 incidents of 1.99%, then the Ministry of Investment with a score of 20 incidents with a ratio of 1.81%, then the Ministry of Social Solidarity with a score of 19 incidents of 1.72%, then the Ministry of Petroleum and the Ministry of Awqaf came with a score of 18 corruption incidents for each of them at a rate of 1.6%, and both of the Ministry of Education Al-Oali and the Ministry of Antiquities with a score of 17 incidents with a ratio of 1.54%, then the Ministry of Electricity comes with a score of 14 incidents with a ratio of 1.27%, followed by the regulatory agencies with a score of 12 incidents of corruption at a rate of 1.08%, and investment with 18 incidents, while the Ministry of Higher Education follows them with 16 incidents, followed by the Ministry of Antiquities and Electricity With 16 incidents, the Ministry of Solidarity with 13 incidents, followed by the regulatory agencies with 11 incidents, then each of the private sector, Parliament and Radio and Television Union came with 10 incidents each with a ratio of 0.90%, then came the Ministry of Education. Thaqafa has a score of 9 incidents with a rate of 0.81%, then the Ministry of Information comes with a score of 8 incidents of 0.72%, followed by the Presidency and the Ministry of Industry and Trade with 7 incidents of 0.63%, then the Prime Ministry comes with 6 incidents of corruption at a rate of 0.54%, followed by the Ministry of Environment with a balance 5 incidents with a rate of 0.45%, followed by each of the businessmen sector and the Ministry of Manpower with a score of 0.36%, and the Ministry of Aviation and the Ministry of Tourism also obtained 3 incidents of corruption with a percentage of 0.27%, then the Judicial Commission obtained two incidents of corruption with a rate of 0.18%, and finally comes both From economic authorities, public figures and the Ministry of Urban Development, with a score of 1 corruption incident out of 1,102 incidents, a rate of 0.09%.

Second: The distribution of corruption incidents according to the status of the case throughout the year
The report monitored the distribution of corruption incidents according to the status of the case, as the incidents under investigation received the largest share of the number of incidents, as 728 corruption incidents were recorded out of a total of 1,102 incidents with a ratio of 66%, while the cases under trial recorded 173 incidents with a rate of 16 %, then the incidents that were not investigated followed. With a score of 144 incidents with a rate of 13 %, the last ranked incidents were judged with a score of 57 incidents of 5% out of a total of 1,102 corruption incidents over a 12-month period.

Third: The monthly distribution of corruption incidents
The report also indicated for the monthly distribution of corruption cases that the month of January 2016 recorded the highest rate of corruption incidents with 138 incidents, immediately followed by February of the same year with 112 incidents, then August 2015 with 104 incidents, and May 2016 with 101 incidents, while it was October. 2015 is the lowest with a score of 60 corruption incidents.