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Established in 2004, ASEAN-PAC a network of anti-corruption aencies from ASEA/member countries, almed at promoting collaboration and strenghthen efforts to combat corruption across region.
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Establishment of ASEAN-PAC
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Cooperation for preventing and combating corruption
The MoU states explicitly that the two main objectives of ASEAN-PAC are:
To establish and strengthen collaborative efforts against corruption among the Parties.
To increase capacity and institutional building among the Parties in preventing and combating corruption.
To exchange and share information and cooperate on anti-corruption.
To cooperate on training and professional skill development.
To exchange expertise and personnel in anti-corruption related fields.
To host and participate in meetings, forums, workshops and conferences.
To provide technical assistance on operational activities.
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Legislation, publications, presentations, and external links relevant to anti-corruption work across ASEAN.
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Meeting slides and materials
Anti-corruption bodies from eleven ASEAN member states work together under ASEAN-PAC. Each Party is represented by its respective national anti-corruption or integrity agency.
No member countries have been added yet.
Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore signed the original Memorandum of Understanding on 15 December 2004, laying the foundation for what would become ASEAN-PAC.
With all eleven ASEAN member states now part of the network, ASEAN-PAC spans the entire Southeast Asian region.
Updates, activities and developments from ASEAN-PAC.
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ASEAN-PAC holds an annual Principals Meeting, attended by high-level representatives, on a rotational basis. The host agency acts as Chair and Secretariat of the Meeting from one annual meeting to the next.
At least one Secretariat Meeting is organized annually by the Chair agency, usually around four/five months prior to the Principals Meeting. The Secretariat Meetings are normally attended by the focal points of each ASEAN-PAC member and/or other delegates as appropriate and as deemed necessary.
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Years Since Establishment
ASEAN Parties Against Corruption (ASEAN PAC) serves as a regional network of anti-corruption agencies from Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor Leste and Viet Nam. It strengthens regional anti-corruption cooperation through information and experience sharing, capacity building and institutional collaboration among its members to prevent and combat corruption in the region. Each year, ASEAN PAC convenes two principal meetings, namely the Principals Meeting and the Secretariat Meeting, which are hosted by member countries on a rotational basis in accordance with the agreed hosting sequence.
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