MALAYSIA and Brunei have agreed to strengthen their 20-year cooperation involving the anti-corruption agencies of the two nations to combat cross-border corruption.
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief commissioner Datuk Abu Kassim Mohamed said, most of the criminal elements involving local and international syndicates bribed the Malaysian-Brunei authorities.
"The cooperation is important so that cross-border crimes can be curbed, and we could ensure government officers at the borders displayed high integrity," he said.
Abu Kassim chaired a meeting with Brunei Anti-Corruption Bureau here on Monday. Bernama
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
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