Myanmar establishes anti-corruption committee
Yangon - Myanmar President Thein Sein set up his country's first anti-corruption committee to promote "clean government," state media reported Wednesday.
"As part of efforts for the emergence of good governance and clean government after the new government took office, an action committee against corruption is formed to fight the corruption and bribery in governmental organisations," The New Light of Myanmar quoted a statement by the president’s office as saying.
Thein Sein has implemented political and economic reforms to formerly military-ruled Myanmar since taking office in 2011 and has often highlighted the need to curb corruption.//DPA
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