The College of Agriculture, University of Kirkuk, in cooperation with the Kirkuk Investigations Office of the Integrity Commission, organized a workshop on digital transformation and e-governance as strategic tools for curbing favoritism and bribery, with the attendance and participation of the College’s teaching staff, employees, and students.
The workshop featured a lecture delivered by Legal Advisor Salah Mohammed Saleh, who highlighted the role of digital transformation and e-governance in reducing corruption in government institutions by streamlining administrative procedures and adopting the latest electronic programs and systems to facilitate citizens’ transactions and curb favoritism and bribery.
The lecture emphasized that these measures help ensure equal treatment and safeguard the rights of all citizens.
