Honiara 27 May 2015
In his opening address at the start of yesterday�s workshop to consider ideas and gain information on practices experienced in neighbouring countries in creating Independent Commissions Against Corruption, the Prime Minister told his audience the Solomon Islands Government is a State party to the United Nations Convention against Corruption, generally referred to as UNAC and had signed the Convention as early as 2012.
UNCAC AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
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