The United Arab Emirates and Qatar are among the least corrupt Arab countries.
The United Arab Emirates:
The Corruption Perceptions Index Report for 2022 has revealed new rankings for the two Gulf countries.
The UAE and Qatar were named the least corrupt Arab countries of 2022. According to Gulf News Portal ‘Loving Dubai’, the research is certainly interesting. With the UAE ranked 27th and Qatar the least corrupt country. It is the 27th least corrupt country in the world in the Corruption Perceptions Index report for 2022.
A country’s score in this ranking is the perceived level of public sector corruption on a scale of 0-100. where 0 means very corrupt and 100 means very clean. Its position is relative to countries, the ranks can only change if the number of countries included in the index changes.
Similarly, Transparency International has released the latest report regarding the situation of corruption in Pakistan. According to which corruption has increased in the country in the first year of the PDM government i.e. 2022. The increase in corruption has reached the highest level in 10 years. went. reached the highest level because the corruption perception index in the country fell further from 28 to 27, which means that corruption increased further during the last year, Pakistan was declared as the 41st most corrupt country in the world, in the corruption perception index of one Later it increased further. Pakistan ranks 140 among 180 countries with corruption.
International Pakistan:
Chairman Transparency International Pakistan Justice (retd) Zia Parvez has commented on the report and said that it is encouraging to see that Pakistan’s score has improved by one level in terms of democracy and civil liberties in the Rule of Law Index 2022. The overall score has come down to 27 out of 100 after a one-point decrease in the score of 100 compared to 28 out of 100 last year.
The Index 2022 shows that most of the world’s countries have failed to fight corruption. With 95 percent showing little or no improvement since 2017. Ranked on a scale of 0 (very corrupt) to 100 (very clean) based on the level of corruption. The global CPI average stood at 43 for the 11th consecutive year and more than two-thirds of countries. (including one with a serious problem) Score is less than 50.
New Zealand:
Denmark tops this year’s index with a score of 90, with Finland and New Zealand both at 87. Strong democratic institutions and respect for human rights also rank these countries on the Global Peace Index. South Sudan (13), Syria (13) and Somalia (12) are lowest on the CPI. Which ranks the long-conflicted countries among the world’s most peaceful.
Similarly, 26 countries (including Qatar with a score of 58, Guatemala with a score of 24 and the United Kingdom with a score of 73) hit record lows this year. They include Luxembourg (77), Canada (74), United Kingdom (73), Austria (71), Malaysia (47), Mongolia (33). Pakistan (27), Honduras (23), Nicaragua (19) and Haiti. . (17), eight countries improved their CPI scores over the same period, including Ireland (77), South Korea (63), Armenia (46), Vietnam (42), Maldives (40). are including Moldova, Angola (33) and Uzbekistan (31).