Brief newspaper

Saturday 17 June 2017

Ola Maher wrote

Partners for Transparency PFT released its twenty-third report, which includes an inventory of corruption incidents that were revealed during the month of May 2017, and their classification by sector, geography, and jurisdiction.
The report stated that in May, a number of events and activities were held in some academic institutions, ministries, and government departments in the context of anti-corruption awareness and education, and there were frequent statements by some officials related to the nature of the general trend and political performance related to fighting corruption and wasting public money.
Monitoring data in May indicated that the local sector came in first place among corruption incidents, with 15 incidents, while the Ministry of Supply ranked second with 13 corruption incidents, followed by the Ministry of Health with 11 incidents of corruption, then the Ministry of Education came with 5 incidents, then The Ministry of Interior with 4 incidents, followed by the Ministry of Finance, Housing, and Endowments with 3 incidents of corruption for each of them.
On the judicial level, the incidents under investigation still came first among the corruption incidents this month, as the largest percentage of 64% was identified out of a total of 75 incidents, followed by the incidents under trial with a score of 20%, then the facts that have been ruled by 9 %, come the facts. That did not achieve it last by 7%.
Geographically, Cairo governorate still holds the largest share of corruption incidents during May, as it got 22 corruption incidents, followed by Giza governorate with 13 corruption incidents, then Qalyubia governorate comes with 10 incidents, followed by Alexandria governorate with 8 incidents.