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PEOPLE
WHO SIGNED

Simon Abi Ramia - Member of Parliament
Pascale Boutros - Host at OTV
Pamela Ibrahim Kossayfi – Journalist at VDL
Wadah Sadek - Activist
Fadi el Khatib - Basketball player – Activist
Riad Kobeissi - Journalist Al Jadeed
Toni Eid - President Ashrafieh Traders Association
Noel Abi Nader- Director and owner of Man and Techman
Ghayath Yazbeck- Head of news department at MTV
Georges Attieh - Judge- President Central Inspection Board
Malake El Turk – Program Director Expertise France
Fares Abi Nader – Consultant – Member of ALDIC
Youssef Naaman – Advertising and marketing Leo Burnett – Member of ALDIC
Zeinab Hammoud – Judge
Cynthia Ghobril – Director USJ Foundation
Fouad Maroun – Secrétaire général USJ.
Naji Boulos – Conseiller marketing USJ et enseignant universitaire
Ahmad El Assi – Key expert on Access to Information
Bendi Riad Dagher – Project manager EU
Lilly Formaleoni – Project coordinator Expertise France
Pascal Monin – Directeur Observatoire de la fonction publique OFP-USJ
Karim Antoine Daher – Avocat et enseignant universitaire – Président ALDIC
Dolla Karam - Vice-recteur à la Recherche USJ
Carla Eddé – Vice-recteur aux affaires internationales USJ - enseignante universitaire
Fadi Geara – Vice-recteur à l’administration Ingénieur civil USJ
Toufic Jean Rizk – Vice-recteur aux affaires académiques USJ
Père Salah Abou Jaoudé – Vice-recteur USJ
Rein Nieland – Head of section Union European Union delegation in Lebanon
Pr. Salim Daccache - Recteur de l'Université Saint Joseph de Beirut

In order to protect the interests of the country within the framework of a solid social contract based on trust, fairness, and transparency, Lebanese citizens recognize the following principles:

  1. Corruption shakes the foundations of the country and society, and it affects all natural and legal persons in both the public and private sectors.
  2. Corruption violates basic rights, such as equality before the law, access to independent and impartial justice, access to health care and social protection, right to work, right to acquire education and knowledge, and right to housing.
  3. Corruptions undermines the citizen’s confidence in the political and administrative institutions of the country.
  4. Corruption destroys the moral values of society and contradicts the educational principles that are passed on to future generations.
  5. Corruption impedes the country’s prosperity and sustainable economic development.
  6. Corruption is a source of injustice and an unfair distribution of resources.
  7. Corruption hinders free competition and leads to an increase in prices at the expense of citizens.
  8. Corruption discourages Lebanese and foreign investors, and thus contributes to increasing unemployment.

Citizens’ declaration on the fight against corruption

I declare that combating corruption is a national and individual duty.

In this regard, I have an essential role to play, and I therefore commit to the following:

01

Keeping informed about, respecting, and acting in accordance with anti-corruption laws and their provisions.

02

Publicizing the importance of combating corruption in my surroundings.

03

Contributing to the promotion of anti-corruption practices and methods in my professional environment and in my dealings with others.

04

Refraining from requesting, offering, or receiving gifts, donations, gratuities, services, and any benefits of any kind from/to any person working in the public or the private sector with the aim of influencing a decision.

05

Avoiding conflicts of interest and announcing them when they cannot be avoided.

06

Realizing that well-intentioned corruption whistleblowers play a key role in combating corruption and deserve respect and protection.

07

Exercising my right to obtain information related to State finances as well as my right to accountability, as this practice is a national duty and it contributes to combating corruption.

 

08

Supporting all measures that allow the Lebanon State to recover funds and public assets that were illegally acquired or stolen, given the fact that asset recovery constitutes a national priority.

09

In the event of any elections, supporting and voting for candidates with good reputation and morals and candidates who actively fight corruption.

10

Supporting initiatives that aim at laying down anti-corruption rules and mechanisms in my country through signing this declaration.

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