Can we end corruption?
Why does foreign bribery remain a global challenge despite 25 years of progress? The OECD Anti-Bribery Convention has changed international business by making foreign bribery a criminal offence across 46 Parties and strengthening enforcement, compliance and international co-operation.
Speakers explore how corruption undermines governance, development, climate action and public trust. They highlight the role of investigative authorities, civil society, a free press and whistleblowers in exposing wrongdoing and supporting transparency.
Looking ahead, the discussion examines enforcement challenges, the risk of backsliding and the impact of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, on the fight against foreign bribery and corruption.
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00:00 Opening reflections on bribery and corruption
00:48 How the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention changed business practices
01:32 Ukraine, corruption and international stability
01:58 Corruption, climate action and global co-operation
02:27 Transparency, whistleblowers and free press
03:10 Governance and preventing corruption
03:27 Future enforcement challenges
03:44 Artificial intelligence and new anti-corruption tools
04:07 Looking back on 25 years of progress