In the present world, it is undeniable that corruption is a serious issue with far-reaching harmful consequences, affecting societies across the globe in social, political and economic dimensions, Anisul said, “The Government of Bangladesh, aware of its ill effects corruption, has declared “zero tolerance” against corruption in every sphere of social life.
The G20 meeting is of great importance to Bangladesh as “we believe it will strengthen our resolve to eliminate corruption and promote good governance”, he said.
The Law Minister said that Bangladesh saw this meeting of the world’s leading economies as a great opportunity to bring together major global players and make the G20 meeting an important platform to address the widespread issue of corruption globally. .
Bangladesh, which has suffered from the evils of corruption in the past, has been able to establish a strong and independent Anti-Corruption Commission under a modern and time-tested Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2004, he said, adding that its activities were further strengthened with legislative Is. Acts like Anti Money Laundering Act 2013.