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Tanzania Reinforces Commitment to Anti-Corruption Efforts

At the 10th Session of the United Nations Convention against Corruption in Atlanta, Georgia, Tanzania reaffirmed its commitment to combating corruption and enhancing international cooperation.

Combating Corruption Requires Concerted Efforts

In his statement at the conference, Tanzania’s representative emphasized the importance of concerted efforts to combat corruption. “Corruption cannot be effectively combated in isolation,” he said. “We must work together through enhanced international cooperation.”

Progress Made in Implementing Anti-Corruption Measures

Tanzania has made significant progress in implementing anti-corruption measures, including:

  • Hosting the commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption.
  • Strengthening bilateral cooperation with other Anti-Corruption Authorities and Partners through Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and developing investigative and prosecutorial instruments and tools.

International Cooperation and Assistance

Tanzania has received and executed numerous Mutual Legal Assistance requests related to corruption, money laundering, and other predicate offenses. The country has also offered informal assistance to other jurisdictions through its informal network.

Legislative Measures to Enhance Anti-Corruption Efforts

The government has taken legislative measures to enhance the fight against corruption, organized crimes, and money laundering by amending various laws and regulations.

Initiatives Aimed at Preventing Corruption

Tanzania has implemented anti-corruption initiatives aimed at preventing all forms of corruption prior to its occurrence. These include:

  • Collaborations with government institutions, NGOs, media, and civil society organizations to sensitize the public and conduct campaigns, workshops, and educational programs that promote integrity, ethics, and transparency.
  • Sensitizing the public through various channels, including social media, radio, and television.

Continued Commitment to Combating Corruption

Despite challenges, particularly in the area of Mutual Legal Assistance, Tanzania remains committed to continuing its cooperation with State Parties, international organizations, and other regional bodies in the fight against corruption.