الفساد الإداري و طرق مواجهته في الجهاز الإداري للدولة

Abstract EN

Administrative corruption is a problem that all countries of the world face.

However, its type, depth, and size differ from one country to another, as its effects differ according to the type of political and economic structure and the level of state development.

In any case, corruption leads to degradation, wastes national resources and reduces the efficiency of governments in managing the affairs of the country.

This undermines people's confidence in governmental and non-governmental actors and increases indifference and incompetence in society.

Corruption undermines moral beliefs and values in society, increases project implementation costs and impedes the growth of competitiveness.

Today, administrative and financial corruption is a challenge to the international community.

Governments all over the world recognize that corruption is extremely harmful and know no boundaries.

The problem can cripple the nation's economy, hinder development, undermine the rule of law and lead to other threats to national security.

The study aims to shed light on the factors that generate administrative corruption as well as its root causes and also to explore ways to address the problem in order to reduce its impact.

This is because careful study of the root causes of corruption helps determine the factors that lead to the problem.

This helps reduce the side effects of corruption through appropriate management methods.