Baku:Azerbaijan has emphasized the need to strengthen its relationships with the anti-corruption agencies of Egypt and the Maldives. This was highlighted during the Third Ministerial Meeting of Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement Authorities in OIC Member States held in Baku.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, Prosecutor General Kamran Aliyev met with Adam Shamil, President of the Anti-Corruption Commission of the Republic of Maldives, and Amr Adel Hosni, Chairman of the Administrative Control Authority of Egypt. During these meetings, Aliyev provided insights into Azerbaijan's legal and institutional reforms aimed at enhancing transparency and accountability in public administration and strengthening anti-corruption mechanisms.

The discussions focused on the importance of political dialogue and cooperation within international organizations. The participants explored ways to expand the ties between Azerbaijan's anti-corruption bodies and their Egyptian and Maldivian counterparts, particularly in preventing and investigating corruption offenses, exchanging information and best practices, and enhancing international legal cooperation.

The meetings further underscored the significance of strengthening institutional cooperation in combating corruption, sharing best practices, and expanding collaboration through international platforms. Both parties expressed a keen interest in further developing ties between their respective institutions.