Parlamentul European își stabilește prioritățile pentru prima strategie anticorupție a UE

On Thursday, Members of the European Parliament outlined priorities for the EU's future anti-corruption strategy, emphasizing prevention and stricter regulations. The resolution highlights the need to address new corruption risks linked to organized crime and technology. It calls for evidence-based risk assessments, training programs, and stricter procurement rules. The Parliament also seeks closer standards among member states regarding conflicts of interest and lobbying activities. Enhanced cooperation and data sharing between national authorities and EU institutions are essential, along with increased funding for the European Public Prosecutor's Office. The Parliament aims for civil society involvement in strategy development and better protection for whistleblowers and investigative journalists.