President Irfaan Ali disputes the findings of the Transparency International CPI Report 2024, claiming they are biased and lack factual grounding. He stresses the importance of conducting evaluations that encompass views from both government and stakeholders to ensure credibility in corruption assessments.
In a recent live broadcast, President Irfaan Ali rejected the conclusions of the Transparency International (TI) Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) Report 2024, labeling them as influenced by political biases rather than factual evidence. He emphasized that the report indicated that state capture by political and economic elites in Guyana leads to resource misappropriation and environmental crimes.
President Ali’s remarks suggest a critical stance towards the Transparency International report, emphasizing the need for unbiased evaluations that incorporate diverse perspectives. His concerns highlight a prevalent skepticism regarding corruption perception measurements and call for more comprehensive methodologies in assessing governance and integrity.
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