Audio: Morocco's Anti-Corruption Priorities in the Wake of Recent Elections

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June 2012

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative hosted a June 4 discussion on the governance challenges facing Morocco and the L’Instance Centrale de Prévention de la Corruption (Moroccan National Anti-Corruption Commission) in their efforts to address corruption in the context of changes following the country’s November 2011 elections. 

Listen to the presentations:

audio Opening Remarks — Claude Zullo, MENA Senior Advisor, ABA Rule of Law Initiative

audio Presentation — Abdesslam Aboudrar, President, L’Instance Centrale de Prévention de la Corruption (ICPC), Moroccan National Anti-Corruption Commission.

audio Comments and questions — Francesca Recanatini, Senior Economist, Public Sector Governance Group The World Bank

audio Response — Abdesslam Aboudrar, President, L’Instance Centrale de Prévention de la Corruption (ICPC), Moroccan National Anti-Corruption Commission

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