Deputy Inspector General Dang Con Huan worked with Chairman of Egypt’s Administrative Control Authority Mohamed Erfan on April 4 in Egypt to discuss ways to enhance experience exchange in inspection.
Chief Government Inspector Huynh Phong Tranh speaks a periodic working session with citizens (Source: VNA)
Cairo (VNA) – Vice Chief Government Inspector ꦅDang Con Huan 🃏worked with Chairman of Egypt’s Administrative Control Authority (ACA) Mohamed Erfan on April 4 in Egypt to discuss ways to enhance experience exchange in inspection and anti- corruption.
The Vietnamese guest highlighted recent cooperation between the two countries’ inspectorates, suggesting both sides further strengthen the sharing of experience in the work.
The same day, Huan joined ACA officials at a seminar to share practical lessons in fighting corruption, during which he stressed that the two agencies will enhance exchange of delegations and experts in the coming time.
The activities are expected to help improve efficiency of anti-corruption in both countries, he said.
ACA Vice Chairman Hesham Othmam introduced the guest to organisational structure and function of his agency, expressing his hope for more comprehensive links between the two agencies in the future.
The two sides should regularly organise training courses to improve the quality of their inspectors, he noted.
Othmam shared Egypt’s experience in combating corruption in the fields of investment, aviation, and infrastructure.
During his current working visit to Egypt, Huan and his entourage will have working sessions with representatives from the ACA’s chapters across the country.-VNA
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Chief Government Inspector Huynh Phong Tranh speaks a periodic working session with citizens (Source: VNA)
