Thailand’s corruption ranking improves

BANGKOK: According to the 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index by Transparency International, Thailand’s corruption standing improved by 9 places to 101^st out of 180 countries, compared to 110^th in 2021.

National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) Secretary-General Niwatchai Kasemmongkol said on Saturday (Feb 4) Thailand scored 36 points, an increase from 35 points in the previous year.

Denmark topped the list as the world’s best performer with a score of 90 points, followed by Finland and New Zealand with 87 points each, reports NNT.

Singapore was the best-performing Asian country, ranked 4^th globally with 83 points.

According to Niwatchai, Thailand also received higher scores in last year’s assessments from the IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook and the World Economic Forum, increasing from 39 to 43 and 42 to 45 points, respectively.

Niwatchai stated that the Thai government has taken a more serious approach to deal with bribery by reforming its project approval system by scrapping bureaucratic red tape and reducing official discretion.

The NACC has also developed information technology and communication systems to support anti-corruption efforts, such as its agency case monitoring system, as well as promoting public participation to aid in efforts to combat corruption in the country.

Poolikev was wrong in saying what I, according him, not read in BP . He keeps running away from his mistake by bringing up a 'Çourt/Conviction' thing. But that has nothing to do at all with what I read in BP and referred too He drags/twist his wrong saying in different context. For what?

To make sure Poolikev understand his mistake, he can check in BP: Published 6 FEB, at 18:38 --> "110 immigration officers tied to illegal visas for chinese gangsters". ( still in section 'recommended' )

Poolikev is wrong. I wrote at 06:06am (7/2) about what BP original earlier (!) wrote about 110 Imm officers. ( with 'gansters' in text). Later, 09:18am, BP wrote another/adjusted text in the learning section, on which Poolie reacted at 13:08 in PN. (both times the BP writers were different)

The Chief apologists Poolie and Dekas chimed in like true champs. The biggest deal right now is about all the official criminals that are getting caught with their hands in the cookie jar. This has the police shaking in their collective boots, because they're all involved in it to some extent. Just returned from Patong...not one police checkpoint. Maybe it's time to lay low for a while

Thailand’s corruption ranking improves

Thailand’s corruption ranking improves

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