The National Institute of Road Transport (INATRO), in collaboration with the Central Office for the Fight against Corruption (GCCC), hosted a seminar on combating corruption in the Provincial Delegation of Maputo on Wednesday, 11 November.
The event was aimed at candidates preparing for driving tests and their respective examiners, with participation from 55 candidates and five examiners.
Key topics during the seminar included ethics, integrity, and transparency in the evaluation and certification processes for drivers. Attendees were also informed about the risks and consequences associated with engaging in corrupt practices during driving examinations.
This initiative forms part of ongoing efforts for institutional coordination and cooperation between INATRO and GCCC, intended to strengthen measures against illicit practices and foster a culture of integrity within the road transport sector.
INATRO reaffirmed its commitment to fighting corruption by promoting awareness and accountability among all stakeholders involved in driver training, assessment, and certification processes.
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