Muscat,
The results of the 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index revealed notable progress for Oman as it is ranked 50th globally out of 180 countries, and 4th in the Arab world, advancing 20 places compared to its ranking of 70th in 2023, with a score of 55, up from 43 last year, marking an increase of 12 points.
This is according to the Corruption Perceptions Index, issued annually by Transparency International from its headquarters in Berlin.
The progress reflects the Sultanate of Oman’s commitment to adopting the best international practices in protecting public funds, improving their efficiency, and promoting integrity,
Dr. Hamyar Nasser Al Mahrouqi, spokesperson for the State Audit Institution (SAI), commented on the release of the index, saying: “Ranking in the 4th place in the Arab world is important as it enhances the Sultanate of Oman’s reputation and affirms that the country is a good environment for work and investment. The index is considered a reliable global measure, as Transparency International follows a rigorous process to assess the perceived level of corruption in the public sector, covering 180 countries worldwide.
