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IACC Made 'Key' Progress In Integrity Achievements Last October 2025-Report
(MENAFN- Jordan News Agency)
Amman, November 16 (Petra) – Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission (IACC) has made "significant" progress in measuring integrity, enhancing cybersecurity, and intensifying regional and community cooperation, a report on the achievements of Jordan's ministries and government institutions for last October revealed.
According to the report, issued by the Ministry of Government Communication on Sunday, the commission announced the results of the second cycle of the National Integrity Index 2024-2025, which showed compliance of Jordan's public entities with national integrity standards increased by more than 14%, compared to the results of the first cycle.
As for the??cybersecurity and digital transformation areas, the commission signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) to enhance cooperation in providing cybersecurity services and implementing specialized training courses in future technologies, in accordance with applicable legislation.
The IACC launched a media campaign, themed: "Digital Integrity: Effective and Sustainable Digital Transformation," highlighting the importance of integrity in protecting and ensuring the sustainability of digital services.
Additionally, the IACC organized "Through Cyber??Awareness, We Achieve Digital Integrity" event in cooperation with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
The report also cited the organization of two competitions: The first was themed: "Cyber??Aware," a government-level contest with the participation of representatives from 14 ministries and government institutions, while the second was "Creative Designer " for the best video aimed at disseminating the concepts of digital integrity and cybersecurity.
On the regional and international cooperation front, the IACC participated in the meeting of the Middle East and North Africa Regional Asset Recovery Network (MENA-AREN), held in Jeddah, aimed at strengthening cooperation and exchanging expertise with international bodies and organizations specializing in combating corruption, money laundering, and asset recovery.
Amman, November 16 (Petra) – Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission (IACC) has made "significant" progress in measuring integrity, enhancing cybersecurity, and intensifying regional and community cooperation, a report on the achievements of Jordan's ministries and government institutions for last October revealed.
According to the report, issued by the Ministry of Government Communication on Sunday, the commission announced the results of the second cycle of the National Integrity Index 2024-2025, which showed compliance of Jordan's public entities with national integrity standards increased by more than 14%, compared to the results of the first cycle.
As for the??cybersecurity and digital transformation areas, the commission signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) to enhance cooperation in providing cybersecurity services and implementing specialized training courses in future technologies, in accordance with applicable legislation.
The IACC launched a media campaign, themed: "Digital Integrity: Effective and Sustainable Digital Transformation," highlighting the importance of integrity in protecting and ensuring the sustainability of digital services.
Additionally, the IACC organized "Through Cyber??Awareness, We Achieve Digital Integrity" event in cooperation with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
The report also cited the organization of two competitions: The first was themed: "Cyber??Aware," a government-level contest with the participation of representatives from 14 ministries and government institutions, while the second was "Creative Designer " for the best video aimed at disseminating the concepts of digital integrity and cybersecurity.
On the regional and international cooperation front, the IACC participated in the meeting of the Middle East and North Africa Regional Asset Recovery Network (MENA-AREN), held in Jeddah, aimed at strengthening cooperation and exchanging expertise with international bodies and organizations specializing in combating corruption, money laundering, and asset recovery.
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