An anti-corruption conference in Marrakech on November 25, 2026, will bring together authorities and experts to discuss artificial intelligence, environmental integrity and ways to measure corruption.

Key Takeaways

  • The event marks the International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities’ 20th anniversary.
  • A subsequent training seminar will examine the use of AI in anti-corruption work and financial crime investigations.

Anti-corruption conference agenda

The International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities, or IAACA, will co-host the event with Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption and Morocco’s National Authority for Probity, Prevention and Fight Against Corruption.

The association says it has more than 190 member anti-corruption authorities worldwide. Its president, Woo Ying-ming, who is also Hong Kong’s ICAC commissioner, called on international counterparts to participate.

The planned discussions include using AI against corruption, protecting integrity in global climate and biodiversity frameworks, and assessing corruption measurement and systemic effectiveness. Participants are expected from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, the Basel Institute on Governance and other organizations.

Training to follow the conference

IAACA, the Hong Kong and Moroccan authorities, and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime will also co-organize a training seminar after the conference. The seminar will explore how AI and other technologies can support enforcement and prevention.

The UN office will discuss AI models in financial crime investigations, including their operational relevance, legal robustness and adaptability across jurisdictions. No date for the seminar was specified.

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