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Transparency Morocco (TM), an association recognized as a public utility by Decree No. 2.09.391 of June 11, 2009, was created on January 6, 1996, by a group of citizens who were facing an alarming situation of corruption and a lack of transparency, ethics, and good governance. It is a non-governmental organization that adheres to the principles in the Transparency International charter. This international organization has set itself the goal of fighting corruption worldwide.

Since its creation, Transparency Morocco has incorporated its action to combat corruption into the democratic movement that promotes good governance, the development of citizenship, the promotion of the rule of law, and the establishment of a national integrity system.

In general, the Association tries, through the various projects it sets up or through the commissions it has set up, to study the phenomenon of corruption, to understand it better, to inform and guide the different actors in their analyses and actions. Its mission is generally to combat corruption in all its forms and therefore contribute to the implementation of:

• A national system of integrity
• A democratic environment for respect for the rights of the individual and his dignity
• Harmonious economic and social development
• Equity in the distribution of income from economic and social development.

To carry out its mission and to make its fight against corruption a success, Transparency Morocco is committed to:

• Conducting and disseminating studies aimed at a better understanding of the mechanisms of corruption
• Informing public opinion about the various manifestations of corruption through the establishment of a specialized information system that can provide information monitoring
• Incorporating professional, political, and other target groups in the promotion of ethics, good governance, and transparency
• Strengthening the will to combat political corruption in government circles
• Assisting and legally guiding people who are witnesses or victims of corruption
• Involving society in the fight against corruption through partnerships and establishing simple, credible, and effective mechanisms