Electronic control as a mechanism to combat administrative and financial corruption in public institutions

Abstract EN

The emergence and strengthening of what is known as electronic control in various public institutions and administrations would work to establish the principle of transparency, and then work to reduce the phenomenon of administrative and financial corruption more effectively, through the advantages that distinguish it from traditional oversight through speed in completing transactions as well as increasing accuracy in employees' work and raising their quality.

it also contributes to discovering administrative violations and deviations, and holding those responsible to account more accurately and effectively.

which contributes to making sound administrative decisions that aim to achieve the public interest.