Tunisia: Inlucc's Tabib Says Lobbies Seeking to Impede Enforcement of Governance, Anti-Corruption Legislation

Tunis/Tunisia — President of the National Anti-Corruption Authority (French: INLUCC) Chawki Tabib Sunday underlined the need to enforce a number of anti-corruption and governance laws in the face of lobbies moving in the opposte direction to protect their intersts.

"Driven by personal interests, lobbyists spare no effort to hinder the enforcement of these laws," he cautioned at a conference held in Jemmal, governorate of Monastir, on the theme: " Transparency and Fight against Corruption to Serve Process of Local Governance."

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