In implementation of the activities and programs of the National Strategy for Education for October 2025, the Continuing Education Center at the University of Information Technology and Communications (UoITC) organized a seminar entitled “Awareness of the Integrity, Transparency and Accountability Culture.”

The seminar, entitled “Reporting on Corruption Crimes”, was delivered by Dr. Anas Hikmat Issa from the Ministry of Finance, Department of Law, and Dr. Muhammad Abdel Aziz Jabr from the Business Informatics College.

The seminar included multiple topics that dealt with the concept of corruption and its types, as well as mechanisms for reporting corruption crimes. The lecturers explained that reporting is done through the investigating judge, the head of the Public Prosecution Service, or the Integrity Commission/Investigation Department, whether directly or without disclosing the identity of the informant.
The procedures and guarantees for criminal protection for informants of corruption crimes were also discussed, including changing data or place of work, providing temporary residence, and ensuring protection during movement to and from court, as well as the possibility of placing guards for the informant.