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Friday, February 27, 2026
Visit of Al Bayader School to the NACC Empowering Youth: National Anti-Corruption Commission Holds Workshop for Student Anti-Corruption Competition The return from participation in the 2025 Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption. Participation of the Lebanese delegation, headed by Judge Karam, in the opening of the Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption. Visit of Al Bayader School to the NACC Empowering Youth: National Anti-Corruption Commission Holds Workshop for Student Anti-Corruption Competition The return from participation in the 2025 Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption. Participation of the Lebanese delegation, headed by Judge Karam, in the opening of the Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption.

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February

2026

Visit of Al Bayader School to the NACC

16 Feb 2026

On 16/2/2026, a group of twenty-nine ninth-grade female students from Al Bayader School in Beirut, accompanied by two teachers, paid a visit to the headquarters of the National Anti-Corruption Commission. They were received in the meeting room on the fourth floor by the Vice-President of the Commission, Mr. Fawaz Kabbara, and its members, Judge Therese Allawi, Dr. Ali Badran, Dr. Joe Maalouf, and Dr. Kleib Kleib, who introduced them to the Commission’s mandate and functions, which left a positive impression on them. The visit concluded with a meeting with the President of the Commission, Judge Claude Karam, in his office.

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January

2026

Empowering Youth: National Anti-Corruption Commission Holds Workshop for Student Anti-Corruption Competition

13 Jan 2026

Within the framework of its ongoing efforts to promote a culture of integrity and to support youth engagement in combating corruption, the National Anti-Corruption Commission hosted, at its headquarters in Beirut on 13 January 2026, a practical workshop held as part of a student competition organized by the Institute for Civic Engagement and Political Participation at the Lebanese American University (LAU), in cooperation with Rebound. This workshop forms part of the competition entitled “Breaking the Cycle: Youth Leading the Anti-Corruption Movement in Lebanon,” which aims to empower students and young people to develop initiatives and innovative ideas that contribute to strengthening transparency, accountability, and good governance. During the workshop, seven student teams presented their projects before a panel of judges and experts comprising, in addition to members of the National Anti-Corruption Commission, Judge Rana Akkoum, Dr. Haitham Yassine, representatives of Rebound, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and the Ministry of State for Administrative Reform (OMSAR). The participating teams received constructive technical and professional feedback aimed at improving the quality of their projects, clarifying their messages, and enhancing their capacity to generate a tangible and positive impact in the field of combating corruption in Lebanon. Through this participation, the National Anti-Corruption Commission reaffirms the importance of partnership with academic institutions and civil society organizations, as well as the pivotal role of youth in supporting the reform process and promoting the values of integrity and transparency. The competition is scheduled to continue during the forthcoming period and will conclude with an award ceremony in the month of May.    

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