Integrity and its role in combating administrative corruption

Abstract

Corruption is a widespread global phenomenon with roots that take on broad dimensions and are involved in various factors that are difficult to distinguish between It has existed since ancient times, not just in this era Almost every society, whether ancient or modern, is free of it, and corruption will be the most important challenge that governments and societies will find themselves facing and fighting against. Corruption as a term includes a wide range of suspicious and questionable political, economic, administrative and financial practices. Corruption may be financial or administrative. But both are intertwined and intertwined, and there is no difference between them. Both are corruption, as administrative error leads to financial error. Financial error results in administrative error. It is a complex phenomenon with complex causes, diverse effects, and includes different forms and patterns. Promoting and spreading the values ​​and principles of integrity and achieving loyalty and belonging between the individual and the state, It is noted that the law is not the only deterrent to corruption. Rather, there must be a culture of integrity and preserving public money.  It is necessary to identify the supervisory authorities represented by the responsibility of the official authorities in the state, the independent supervisory institutions, and the means supporting the supervisory bodies to spread and disseminate the culture of integrity and combating corruption in society.