Strategies to combat public sector corruption in the mediterranean

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ASSEMBLEA PARLAMENTARE DEL MEDITERRANEO PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN 1st Standing Committee on Political and Security related cooperation 8th meeting of PAM’s Standing Committees Marseille, 20 January 2014 Rapporteur: Giorgio Girgis Sorial (MP, Italy) 8a assemblea plenaria dei parlamenti del Mediterraneo Marsiglia, 20 Gennaio 2014 Relatore: Sorial Giorgio - Movimento 5 Stelle (Italia)

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PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE

"Strategies to Combat
Public Sector Corruption in the Mediterranean”
1st Standing Committee on Political and Security related
cooperation
8th meeting of PAM’s Standing Committees
Marseille, 20 January 2014

Rapporteur: Giorgio Girgis Sorial (MP, Italy)

PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
PARLIAMENTARY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE
ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE

CORRUPTION
The misuse of public authority for personal gain, or to benefit
family and friends.
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Grand corruption: involving high public officials

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Administrative or petty corruption: bribes by the public to civil servants

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It affects all PAM Member States

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4th PAM Plenary Session 2009 TURKEY – Special Task Force on Organised
Crime

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7th PAM Plenary Session 2012 MALTA – Public sector corruption

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1. PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE "Strategies to Combat Public Sector Corruption in the Mediterranean” 1st Standing Committee on Political and Security related cooperation 8th meeting of PAM’s Standing Committees Marseille, 20 January 2014 Rapporteur: Giorgio Girgis Sorial (MP, Italy)

2. PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PARLIAMENTARY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE CORRUPTION The misuse of public authority for personal gain, or to benefit family and friends.  Grand corruption: involving high public officials  Administrative or petty corruption: bribes by the public to civil servants  It affects all PAM Member States  4th PAM Plenary Session 2009 TURKEY – Special Task Force on Organised Crime  7th PAM Plenary Session 2012 MALTA – Public sector corruption

3. PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PARLIAMENTARY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN The majority of Mediterranean states exhibit levels of corruption beyond average. level of corruption in the region, according to TI’s CPI

4. PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PARLIAMENTARY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE OUTCOMES Corruption is the single most relevant obstacle to international economic development. Gray and Kauffman (1988)  Economic drawbacks at the private and public sector  Reduction of trades and FDI  Lower quality of State-provided services  Detriment of public good  Growth obstacle and poverty enhancer  Democracy and freedom violation  Roots in States political infrastructure

5. PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PARLIAMENTARY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE MEASURES Setting international legislative standards for the prevention and criminalization of different types of corruption.  International cooperation and agreed reference points  Peer pressure on governments  Tool for holding governments accountable  Pressure on private sector  Discussion fora on corruption issues, concepts and anti-corruption efforts

6. PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PARLIAMENTARY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE CONCLUSION Corruption has historically been a profitable business and much work remains to be done The synergy between Citizens, National Parliaments and Parliamentary Diplomacy address the achievement of good governance, democracy and civil liberties. Fundamental step in the effort to overcome corruption.

7. PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PARLIAMENTARY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE ASSEMBLEE PARLEMENTAIRE DE LA MEDITERRANEE Thank you for your kind attention. For any further information and contact: Giorgio Girgis Sorial (MP, Italy) sorial_g@camera.it

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