Senate President Faisal Al-Fayez received the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission's annual report for 2025 on Monday, in a meeting with the Commission's Chairman, Hazem Al-Majali, attended by several members of the Commission's board.
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Al-Fayez praised the Commission's efforts and reaffirmed the Senate's support for its work in upholding the values of integrity and justice, combating corruption in its various forms, and protecting public funds within the framework of the rule of law.
He said the Senate is committed to cooperating with the Commission and would consider any legislative proposals related to its mandate. The report will be referred to the Senate's specialised committees for study, and the Senate will work with relevant authorities to address the issues it raises. Al-Fayez also pledged to remove any legislative obstacles hindering the Commission's work and stressed the importance of proactive procedures and verification processes in enabling it to fulfil its role.
Al-Majali, for his part, presented the report's key findings and recommendations for strengthening the Commission's mandate and developing its working methods. He covered efforts to safeguard public funds, combat financial and administrative irregularities, advance awareness and education programmes, and enhance Jordan's national integrity and governance system, as well as the Commission's future priorities.
This article was originally written in Arabic for Al Ghad. It was translated into English with AI assistance and edited by Jordan News.
