Monrovia, Liberia – A noteworthy advancement has been revealed by the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) in the continuous fight against corruption. A delegation from the National Crime Agency (NCA), a prestigious worldwide agency committed to fighting serious crimes, including grand corruption, held a fruitful discussion with the Commission recently. The NCA is situated in the UK.
The NCA team clarified their mission during this meeting and indicated that they are eager to work with the LACC. Their resources and experience will greatly increase the Anti-Corruption Body’s capability in a number of important areas, such as information sharing, asset tracing, and intelligence development.
The NCA specializes in Grand Corruption cases, emphasizing high-profile cases with significant consequences. With their cooperation and support, the LACC will have access to cutting-edge methods and resources to more successfully address complicated corruption-related concerns.
The LACC claims that this relationship marks a turning point for Liberia as they pursue increased accountability, openness, and integrity in all of their institutions. A press release from the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission office stated that by collaborating with the NCA, “we are poised to make significant strides in our fight against corruption and promote good governance.”
In addition, the LACC vowed to keep the public updated on the developments and results of this exciting alliance and pledged to making the most of this cooperation in order to maintain a strong and successful battle against corruption.
By: Alphanso G. Kalama
