Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh and Jordan’s Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission Discuss Innovative Solutions to Enhance National Integrity
Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh: Comprehensive digital transformation is the most
important tool for achieving integrity
AMMAN – HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, founder and chairman of Talal
Abu-Ghazaleh Global Digital (TAG.GD), received at his office a delegation from
the Jordan’s Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission. During the meeting, the
two sides discussed prospects for cooperation in employing innovation,
knowledge, and modern technology to develop initiatives and projects that effectively
contribute to fostering a culture of institutional integrity and strengthening
the national integrity framework.
The meeting also addressed ways to leverage technological
developments and innovative solutions to develop modern working methods for
enhancing integrity and preventing corruption. They also discussed
opportunities for cooperation in supporting strategic national projects and
exchanging expertise to enhance institutional performance efficiency and
establish the principles of transparency and accountability.
Furthermore, the two parties stressed on the importance of
empowering youth and engaging them in national integrity efforts by encouraging
them to present creative ideas and technology-driven solutions to address
challenges. This includes directing their energies to practical initiatives
with a sustainable community impact, in line with royal directives of His Royal
Highness the Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II regarding youth
empowerment and strengthening their role in the Kingdom’s modernization and
development process.
It is worth mentioning that during his membership in the Royal
Committee for Enhancing the National Integrity System, to which he was
appointed by His Majesty the King Abdullah II, Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh put forward a number
of proposals aimed at fostering a culture of integrity and raising community
awareness of its importance.
These proposals included
issuing a specialized monthly bulletin covering integrity concept,
significance, and applications, for publishing via media outlets and the Jordan
News Agency (Petra), in addition to establishing awards to recognize innovators
who develop solutions and propose ideas that promote integrity, as well as encouraging
researchers and intellectuals to write on this subject to reinforce concepts of
integrity and transparency in both the public and private sectors.
The proposals further included reviewing the experience of the
Civil Status and Passports Department in implementing digital transformation as
a successful model for utilizing technology to enhance integrity, transparency,
and the development of procedures and services; an initiative carried out in
cooperation with Talal Abu-Ghazaleh & Co. Consulting, a member of TAG.GD.