The history of the Egyptian state in fighting corruption and its causes extends for long decades in the modern era. This idea crystallized through the July 1952 Revolution. In fact, the sixties of the last century witnessed the establishment and reorganization of many agencies working in the field of combating corruption in all its financial and administrative forms through general and specialized control authorities. The Administrative Control Authority was established in 1964 under Law No. 54 and was granted absolute powers to fight the corruption crimes and prevent corrupt practices through studying and investigating the deficiencies in work and production, including detection of the financial systems defects that hamper orderly functioning of the public bodies as well as proposing the means of avoiding them.