The first basic training program in governance and anti-corruption for administrative staff at Benha National University has commenced, organized by the National Academy for Combating Corruption from February 4 to 6, 2025, at the academy's headquarters in Nasr City.
Objectives of the Program:
- Raise awareness of governance and transparency concepts.
- Enhance mechanisms for combating corruption.
Lectures and Workshops:
These are presented by a selection of experts and specialists in fields such as:
- Administrative control.
- National security.
- Legislation related to combating corruption.
Statements from Officials:
- Tamer Samir, the university president, emphasized the importance of this program in promoting governance and anti-corruption values.
- Mahmoud Shakl, Vice President for Employment, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship, noted that the program is a valuable opportunity to enhance the skills of administrative staff.
Key Topics Covered:
- Definition of corruption, its causes, and ways to combat it.
- The role of the Administrative Control Authority.
- The relationship between corruption and national security.
- The project of Egypt's informational infrastructure and its role in providing accurate information for decision-makers.
Conclusion of the Program:
The program concluded with the collection of feedback and the distribution of electronic certificates to participants, reflecting Egypt's commitment to enhancing integrity and transparency in its educational institutions.
Note:
Benha National University is keen to involve its academic and administrative leaders in training programs offered by the Administrative Control Authority to foster generations committed to implementing the state's anti-corruption plan and promoting values of integrity and transparency among university members.