BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 21.
A total of more than 250 people, including representatives from 48
of the 57 member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation
(OIC), are expected to attend the high-level Third Meeting of Heads
of Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement Agencies of the OIC Member
States in Baku on October 27–28, Deputy Prosecutor General Heydar
Mammadov said in a press briefing regarding preparations for the
event today.
This was reflected in a statement published by the Prosecutor
General's Office.
According to him, the participants include the heads of 30 state
institutions, ambassadors, heads and high-ranking representatives
of five international and regional organizations, as well as
representatives from three observer states.
Mammadov mentioned that a Local Organizing Committee has been
established by the relevant order from the Prosecutor General's
Office to oversee preparations for the meeting. The primary
objectives of the committee are to ensure the high-level
organization of the event, contribute to the development of
anti-corruption cooperation among OIC member states, and share
Azerbaijan’s experience in this field with international
partners.
The deputy prosecutor general emphasized that appropriate
measures have been taken to ensure the event is conducted
effectively, both in terms of organization and content.
He recalled that, under the leadership of Prosecutor General
Kamran Aliyev, Baku has hosted the 29th Annual Conference of the
International Association of Prosecutors, a high-level session
within the framework of COP29, the Sixth Plenary Meeting of the
GlobE Network, and other international events. Mammadov added that
these events serve as an indication of Azerbaijan’s commitment to
international cooperation.
