Controlling Corruption Lessons from Singapore Athar

In this video, Dr. Athar Mansoor, a Strategic Analyst, along with Waqas Iqbal has delved into the topic of Controlling Corruption: Lessons from Singapore. Dr. Mansoor has provided a comprehensive understanding of corruption, highlighting its pervasive impact on society. Drawing from Singapore's success story, he has elucidated how Singapore tackled corruption head-on. He shed light on Singapore's anti-corruption institutions such as the CPIB, and underscored the pivotal role played by leaders like Lee Kuan Yew in eradicating corrupt practices. Despite discussing potential solutions, the video has also outlined the challenges hindering Pakistan's efforts to combat corruption effectively.
Throughout the discussion, Dr. Mansoor has outlined the intricacies of corruption and its detrimental effects on society. He has emphasized Singapore's exemplary approach to tackling corruption, showcasing the effectiveness of institutions like the CPIB and the leadership of figures such as Lee Kuan Yew. However, the video also highlighted the ongoing struggle in countries like Pakistan, where corruption persists despite efforts to address it. By exploring these lessons from Singapore, the discussion offered valuable insights into the complexities of combating corruption and the importance of strong institutional frameworks and leadership in achieving meaningful change.
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[@mohammadasim9525]

Pertinent and clear discussion.

[@Tracs.Pakistan]

Thanks for your comments

[@humairanoreen4924]

Sir well elaborated as usual !
would you please make a video on Association between economic growth and public debt with mediating effect of corruption in Pakistan .

[@Tracs.Pakistan]

Thanks for your appreciation