In a significant display of partnership and commitment to combat corruption, the Egyptian Anti-Corruption Academy joined

forces with the Ministry of Justice and the esteemed National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development throughout

the year 2023. Together, they orchestrated a series of impactful training programs targeting chief judges across the nation, as

well as various members of the judicial bodies. The highlight of these endeavors was the comprehensive training

sessions conducted in July and September 2023, focusing on governance and anti-corruption measures. These intensive programs

delved into crucial topics such as the government’s relentless fight against corruption, shedding light on the pivotal role

played by the Administrative Control Authority in the execution and oversight of the national anti-corruption strategy.

With an eye towards modernization, the training also emphasized the broader framework of digitization and digital transformation

within the nation’s diverse court systems. Participants had the opportunity to explore Egypt’s ambitious strategy for

sustainable development, a key component of the visionary Egypt 2030 project. This included an insightful examination of

the significant national undertakings and how administrative corruption, rumors, and the evolving landscape of fourth and

fifth-generation cyberwars impact the country’s overall security. The collaboration between the Egyptian Anti-Corruption Academy

, the Ministry of Justice, and the National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development stands as a testament to

their steadfast dedication to upholding integrity, transparency, and justice within Egypt’s judicial system. By equipping chief

judges and judicial personnel with the necessary knowledge and tools, this partnership strives to fortify the nation’s fight against

corruption and ensure a sustainable path towards progress. Courses for the members of judicial bodies and entities

In a bid to bolster the skills and fortify the fight against corruption, three intensive training programs were recently conducted

for members of judicial bodies and entities. The first program unfolded over the months of February, March, and April, with the

second following program in July and August. The third and final course took place between September and November.

The comprehensive programs delved into crucial subjects on two levels. The first level examined the prevention and combatting

of corruption; it also explored the legislative and institutional framework of combating corruption within Egypt. Additionally,

participants delved into international agreements in Africa and the Arab world aimed at countering corruption. In addition, the

second level centered around personal skill development, encompassing areas such as communication, negotiation, creative

thinking, and the art of presentation. As a fitting conclusion to the rigorous training, participating members formed working 

groups to present outstanding research materials. These presentations served as a testament to

the acquired skills and competencies in governance, anti-corruption measures, and related fields. The initiative not only

empowered the participants but also underscored a collective commitment to fortify the legal and judicial arenas against the

challenges of corruption.