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WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (PTI) — USAID Administrator Samantha Power on Friday met with Indian anti-corruption advocates from Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS).
Power also hosted representatives of the Malawi government’s anti-corruption reformers and the Open Government Partnership (OGP) to discuss best anti-corruption practices and priorities, said Shejal Pulvarti, acting USAID spokesperson.
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USAID did not name the MKSS leaders who met with Ball.
“This meeting follows Administrator Power’s July visit to Malawi for dialogue with anti-corruption reformers and separate meetings with MKKS and OGP, including Maltha Chizuma, head of the Malawi Anti-Corruption Commission, and Dr Jean Priminta, Director of Malawi’s Financial Intelligence Service,” Privati said.
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“Administrator Power underscores the importance of sharing global lessons learned to curb corruption and reaffirms America’s commitment to efforts to support transparency and accountability,” she added.
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