Zarqa: The Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission (JIACC) on Tuesday rolled out a comprehensive media outreach initiative introducing the National Integrity and Anti-Corruption Strategy (2026-2030), a strategic move designed to institutionalize transparency, strengthen public accountability, and align institutional governance with the Kingdom's broader modernization mandates.
According to Jordan News Agency, the JIACC stated that the initiative encompasses structured public engagement programs, field operations, specialized workshops, and targeted briefings executed in coordination with public sector entities, private enterprise, and civil society organizations. The rollout will leverage cross-platform digital media and institutional networks to ensure widespread coverage.
The 2026-2030 strategy establishes a multi-sector framework focused on proactive risk mitigation, enhanced regulatory oversight, streamlined public service delivery, and the refinement of administrative and legislative structures to support operational efficiency and systemic equity.
The JIACC emphasized the necessity of inter-agency cooperation and public alignment to achieve the core benchmarks of the strategy. The rollout forms part of the Commission's ongoing mandate to enforce legal compliance, safeguard national resources, and advance the strategy's primary objective: "A prosperous Jordan centered on integrity, where public trust in national institutions and achievements is sustained."