In an era where technology applies the principles of governance and accountability, harnessing the power of digital systems 

to monitor and evaluate anti-corruption strategies is not just an option but a necessity. It works to empower all stakeholders,

enhance transparency, and support national efforts against corruption. As we continue technological advancements, 

adopting digital monitoring and evaluation systems is key to creating a more just, accountable, and corruption-free world.

Corruption poses a significant threat to the social, economic, and political fabric of countries worldwide. It erodes public 

trust in state institutions, hinders the efficient use of resources, impedes the delivery of essential services to the 

public, and undermines the rule of law. Recognizing the need to combat this widespread issue, many countries have 

developed National Anti-Corruption Strategies (NACS) as a comprehensive approach to address corruption at various 

levels of society. Monitoring and evaluating these strategies are crucial to assess their effectiveness and identify

areas for enhancing anti-corruption capacities. In this digital age, electronic systems have emerged as powerful tools to 

enhance the monitoring and evaluation process, enabling governments and stakeholders to combat corruption more effectively.

This article discusses the importance and benefits of the electronic monitoring system in monitoring and

evaluating the National Anti-Corruption Strategy for the period 2023-2030.