top of page
Search

Mourad Mazar: Colonel Doumbouya's speech is the most sincere of the 78th General Assembly

  • Writer: omsac actualités
    omsac actualités
  • Sep 23, 2023
  • 2 min read

Full interview Radio FIM.FM from Guinea – Mourad MAZAR, President of the World Anti-Corruption Security Organization (OMSAC)


FIM.FM: Hello, Mr. MAZAR. We would like to further deepen your analysis regarding the speech of the transitional president of Guinea, Colonel Mamadi DOUMBOUYA, delivered during the 78th ordinary session of the United Nations General Assembly. Can you give us details on the highlights of this speech that particularly caught your attention?


Mourad MAZAR (MM): Hello, thank you for giving me the opportunity to explore this discussion further. The speech by the President of Guinea was very rich in important points. One of the salient aspects was its highlighting of military coups in West Africa, which are a major concern for the region. He highlighted the root causes of these events, including governance, the distribution of wealth, and the imposed model of democracy.


FIM.FM: You mentioned previously that OMSAC promotes transparency, integrity and ethics in various areas, including governance. How does OMSAC plan to help resolve these issues in West Africa and beyond?


MM: OMSAC is committed to working closely with governments and stakeholders to promote transparent and ethical governance practices. We believe in the importance of adapting solutions to local realities and taking into account the specificities of each country. We stand ready to provide advice and technical support to help countries address these governance challenges.


FIM.FM: The President of Guinea also spoke of the need for Africa to review the governance models that have been imposed on it. What is OMSAC’s position in this regard?


MM: OMSAC strongly supports the idea that governance solutions must be adapted to local realities. Each country has its own challenges and needs, and it is essential to respect national sovereignty while promoting transparency and integrity. We encourage African countries to work on governance models that meet their specific needs.


FIM.FM: In conclusion, could you tell us how you and OMSAC support the speech of the President of Guinea and his vision regarding these issues in Africa?


MM: OMSAC and I fully support the speech of the President of Guinea. We believe that his vision is sincere and fair, and that it reflects the deep aspirations of the African people for transparent and ethical governance. We are ready to work in partnership with African countries to support all actions aimed at promoting good governance in Africa.


FIM.FM: Thank you very much, Mr. MAZAR, for these clarifications and this detailed perspective. We thank you for your time and commitment to transparency and integrity.


MM: Please, it was a pleasure to discuss these important issues. Thank you and good luck to Africa with its new leaders End of interview

 
 
 

Comments

Clause de responsabilité et portée juridique

Nos rapports et enquêtes sont fondées sur des informations accessibles, des recoupements factuels et des analyses professionnelles. Elles ne constituent en aucun cas des enquêtes judiciaires, policières ou administratives, ni des décisions de justice.

Conformément aux statuts de l’OMSAC, nos missions officielles sont la lutte contre la corruption, la criminalité, le trafic d’influence, la fuite des capitaux, le blanchiment d’argent, la défense des droits de l’homme, la traite des êtres humains, l’immigration clandestine et la protection de la liberté d’expression à l’échelle mondiale.

L’OMSAC mène ses propres enquêtes et investigations. Lorsqu’elle reçoit des informations ou des alertes, celles-ci sont analysées, étudiées et expertisées par le Département Intégrité et Investigations, en coordination avec le Département Juridique. Selon la gravité et la nature des faits constatés, ces départements décident de la transmission des dossiers aux institutions sécuritaires ou judiciaires compétentes du pays concerné. À partir de ce point, la mission de l’OMSAC prend fin.

L’OMSAC n’est ni une autorité de poursuite, ni un organe juridictionnel, ni un service de police ou de renseignement. Les constats, opinions et conclusions exprimés sur ces pages ne sauraient être assimilés à des accusations pénales, à des jugements de culpabilité ou à des décisions judiciaires. Toute responsabilité pénale, disciplinaire ou administrative relève exclusivement des institutions légalement compétentes, conformément au droit national et international applicable.

Les personnes ou entités mentionnées sur ces pages bénéficient pleinement de la présomption d’innocence et des droits fondamentaux garantis par le droit international. Ces documents ont pour unique objectif de contribuer au débat public, à la transparence institutionnelle et à l’amélioration de la gouvernance, dans le strict respect des cadres légaux et des normes internationales.

READ MORE
bottom of page