Morocco hosted an international conference in Tangier on Friday to examine the growing cross-border impact of anti-corruption laws, according to Morocco’s Press Agency (MAP). Speaking at the event, Mohamed Benalilou, head of the National Authority for Integrity, Prevention, and the Fight Against Corruption, said the issue reflects a profound shift in the global economy, where integrity and compliance have become key drivers of competitiveness, i…
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