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Corruption Perception Index

PM credits tougher enforcement to Malaysia’s rise in CPI ranking

Anwar cites RM15.5 billion recovered, vows no compromise on integrity of key institutions

DNAA cases, slow reforms led Malaysia’s stagnant corruption ranking: Transparency International

Watchdog cites delays in legislative changes and high-profile cases as key factors keeping the country stuck at 57th place in the 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index 

Corruption perception index special task force formed to manage focus groups: Azam Baki

MACC chief says it will oversee, coordinate efforts by groups focusing on enforcement, public fund management, business competitiveness, others

Still work to do despite Malaysia’s improved score in corruption index – CSO Platform for Reform

THE CSO Platform for Reform notes the increase in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index score on Malaysia, which is an increase of three points compared to 47 points in 2022.

M’sia jumps up three points in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index

Malaysia has moved up Transparency International's (TI) Corruption Perception Index (CPI) 2023 by three points, bringing the country to rank 57th out of 180 nations and territories.

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