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Who are we ?
OMSAC is an independent global organization, whose mission is to fight against all forms of corruption and crime. Today it represents several members and Associations around the world

Why civic engagement?

The involvement of civil society in the fight against corruption and crime is a civic duty because they directly or indirectly affect every citizen in general and young people in particular.

Dictatorship .. Tyranny .. Corruption
A dictator is only a fiction. His power is actually spread among many anonymous and irresponsible sub-dictators whose tyranny and corruption soon become unbearable.

OMSAC

The fight against corruption and crime at the international level

Corruption is a brake on economic and sustainable development. It also promotes the development of criminal and terrorist activities. The poorest populations are the first to be affected by its consequences. The first universal legal instrument intended to prevent and combat this phenomenon, which entered into force in 2005, was the United Nations Convention against Corruption, known as the Merida Convention.

This legal tool encourages States parties to this legal instrument to criminalize and penalize active bribery of national, international and foreign public officials.
This convention also organizes the return of embezzled or laundered assets and the extradition of persons convicted of corruption.

The said Convention recognizes the role of civil society in the fight against corruption under its article 13, calling on governments to increase transparency, ensure effective public access to information and also promote public participation in decision-making processes. .


This same convention strengthens the capacity and commitment of civil society, particularly in developing countries, by providing training to NGOs on the Convention and its review mechanism. It also supports the engagement of civil society during intergovernmental meetings and provides the necessary legal tools so that it can work constructively with governments and the private sector in the implementation of the said Convention.
 

To do this, WHOAC is a global organization committed to fighting corruption and crime around the world. Its main objective is to provide intelligence and analysis, and to raise awareness through a combination of global pressure tactics.
 

It is the result of soon six (6) years of consultation and meetings bringing together several national and international organizations and associations with the same objective: the fight against corruption and crime in all its forms and in all areas of the private sector or state.
 

OMSAC contributes to the prevention of corruption and crime in all sectors of activity and mainly to support whistleblowers, sensitize and engage citizens in the fight against these scourges, enforce relevant international laws and legislation. in the fight against corruption, monitor and follow up on cases of proven corruption.
 

With the support and effort of these international organizations and associations dedicated to the fight against corruption and crime in the world, the members of OMSAC organized a general assembly on February 10, 2020 in Geneva which resulted in the election of the Algerian Mourad MAZAR, as president for a mandate of 5 years as envisaged by the statutes.
 

In accordance with the statutes of the organization, the elected president has appointed the members of the executive board who will be in charge of the management of the various departments of the OMSC. The elected president instructed the members of the executive board to get to work with the first objective of setting up the 2020 - 2025 roadmap, the structuring of the OMSAC and the preparation of the first meeting with the international media.
 

Finally, the President pledged to strengthen anti-corruption surveillance and implement the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).

 

Bureau exécutif 

ALEXANDRA RIU chef département administratif de l'OMSAC

Alexandra RIU
Chef Département Administratif

Maurice TIHAL Chef du département juridique de l'OMSAC

Maurice TIHAL
Chef Département Juridique

FRANCOIS AUBRIOT chef département Haute Technologie de l'OMSAC

François AUBRIOT 
Chef Département
Haute Technologie

Pierre Lorioz chef département Intégrité & Investigation de l'OMSAC

Pierre LORIOZ
Chef Département
Intégrité & Investigations

Gilles Lazure chef département presse & médias de l'OMSAC

Gilles LAZURE
Chef Département
Presse & Médias

ISSAOUI MUSTAPHA

Issaoui MUSTAPHA
Conseiller spécial
Ambassadeur itinérant

Ali HM ALHAJRAS Chef déprtement relations internationales de l'OMSAC

Ali HM ALHAJRAS
Chef Département
Relations Internationales

ElMadani ELGAILY Chef Département Politique Générale de l'OMSAC

ElMadani ELGAILY
Chef Département
Politique Générale

Adel FEKRY Formation et Développement de l'OMSAC

Adel FEKRY
Chef Département
Formation et Développement

LAILA MUSBAH Chef département Events

Laila MUSBAH
Chef Département Events

Mamoudou Sangaré.

Mamoudou SANGARE
Département Administratif

Idris Amir.

Idris AMIR HASSAN
Droits de l'homme

JAMILA IZGHOUTI

Jamila IZGHOUTI
Conseil Juridique

Mourad LALAOUI Chargé de mission  Intégrité & Investigations de l'OMSAC

Mourad LALAOUI
Chargé de mission 
Intégrité & Investigations

AHFAF MAISEM

Ahfef MAISAM
Relations Internationales

Léa FERRER chargé de mission au sein du Département Intégrité & Investigations de l'Organisation Mondiale de Sécurité Anti Corruption - OMSAC

Léa FERRER
Intégrité & Investigations

Hana AYED chargé de mission Afrique du nord

Hana AYED
Chargé de mission
Afrique du Nord

Valentin GUILAVOGUI.

Valentin GUILAVOGUI
Conseil Juridique Afrique

Samir Sabeg.

Samir SABEK
Relations publiques

Ahmed Soliman.

Ahmed Soliman Badr
Droits de l'homme

ALI  AHMED DIAB

Ali Ahmed DIAB
Presse & médias

Loai MUBARAK.

Loai MUBARAK
Presse & médias

Afnan SAYYED.

Afnan SAYYED
Département Juridique

Isamail YAHYA.

Isamail YAHYA
Département Juridque

Zainab SAAD

Zainab SAAD OMER
Relations publiques

FADY HANY MAHROUS

Fady Hany MAHROUS
Presse & médias

Tawfik Abdo.

Tawfik Abdo Saleh AL-FLAH
Presse & Médias

Ahmed Amery

Ahmed EMARY 
Vice-président
Relations Internationales

Masoud HM Mawloud

Masoud H.M MAWLOUD
Droits de l'homme

Abu Al-hassan

Abu Al-hassan FAYEZ
Droits de l'homme

Abdullah AL BATHARI.

Abdullah AL BATHARI
Formation & Orientation

Waleed Ahmed

Waleed Ahmed MOKHTAR
Intégrité & Investigation

Mohamed Nefati.

Mohamed NEFFATI
Département Finance

Nesrine Salam

Nesrine Salam IBRAHIM
Conseil droits de l'homme

Governance

Governance refers to all the measures and rules that ensure the proper functioning and control of our organization. it provides strategic direction, ensuring that objectives are achieved, that risks are properly managed and that resources are used in a responsible spirit. ”It ensures that the interests of adhering members, partners and victims of crime. it is a form of multi-stakeholder management. Decisions are no longer made by a single omnipotent decision-maker (or group of decision-makers), but rather the fruit of consultation after weighing the pros and the against depending on the different interests of stakeholders.

General assembly

The General Assembly (GA) is the supreme body of our organization, it allows the leaders to inform the adhering members and these members to vote on changes in the functioning of the organization. It brings together all the members, it has prerogatives and powers defined by the statutes of the organization and can examine the activity of the leaders, in particular with regard to financial management, and the election. Of the president.  

Executive Office

The function of the executive committee is to implement the decisions taken by the general assembly. The powers of the executive board are determined by the statutes of the organization. The powers of the executive board are:

  • convene general meetings and determine the agenda,

  • decide on the creation and elimination of salaried jobs,

  • decide on the admission or exclusion of members,

  • authorize expenditure which would not have been foreseen in the estimated budget,

  • implement the policy defined by the general assembly,

  • prepare the estimated budget of the organization which will, or not, be submitted to the approval of the general assembly,

  • decide on the opening of bank accounts and delegation of signature,

  • decide on the projects that will be submitted to the general assembly,

  • to draw up the accounts of the organization which will be submitted for the approval of the annual general assembly and to propose the allocation of the results.

 

Organs of the executive board 

President's office

General Secretariat,

International Relations Department

Juridical department

Finance department

Strategy Department

Communication department

Training department

For practical reasons, the new structure of OMSAC is based on six (6) continental representations:

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