Corruption is a serious phenomenon, which threatens societies’ security and stability, wastes financial and human energies, impedes the development efforts and prevents the resources equitable distribution. Indeed, there is a close link between corruption in its various types and the forms of organized crime, such as terrorism, drug and human trafficking, money laundering etc. Hence, fighting corruption is a vital requirement for achieving sustainable development, enhancing the countries democratic building, establishing the rule of law, as well as consolidating the transparency and good governance principles. It is also one of the main guarantees for maintaining an effective and administrative apparatus capable of working efficiently in line with the construction and development requirements.