Local experts agree that corruption in Lebanon has become a challenge of enormous size and systemic reach. And neither the public nor the private sector can tackle this challenge alone. Recognizing this, the Lebanese Transparency Association (LTA), with CIPE’s support, created a vehicle – the Lebanon Anti-Bribery Network (LABN). Through it both the Lebanese private and public sectors could work collectively against corruption and bribery in an environment which does not attempt to lay blame, but rather seeks to identify constructive solutions.
On January 27, 2010, over 50 participants, including representatives from the Lebanese Ministry of Finance and former Ministers of Finance, as well as representatives from the private sector and civil society, debated a preliminary policy...
Long-term CIPE partner the Lebanese Transparency Association (LTA) just released their 2009-2010 documentary on YouTube. The piece highlights LTA’s anti-corruption, anti-bribery, and corporate governance programs and activities in both Arabic and English....