David Cameron will Doubt US Commitments Berantas Corruption globally
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| Prime Minister Of The United Kingdom David Cameron. |
Cameron deliver it in the closing of the forum antirasuah, national anti-corruption Summit London 2016. At the meeting, not less there are 40 participating countries, including the United States. As for the commitments agreed upon in that forum, in addition to resistance against corruption, is seeking recovery of assets and commitments against tax evasion.
Specifically, Cameron reminds the Americans and other countries are preparing for the follow-up of the Conference as possible. "We must work together with all countries in the world, engage them committed doing this to run effectively," he said, as reported by The Guardian, Friday, May 13, 2016.
Responding to the statement of Cameron, American Secretary of State John Kerry says the resistance against corruption is a priority for security in the future, even exceeding the commitment against terrorism. "We all fight for it," he said.
Kerry said the corruption became a common enemy and must be faced. "Instead of closing the door, we should uphold the openness of the system," he said. In that occasion also announced the results of a deal together to form a special forum to restore global assets that were stolen. This recovery will also be accompanied by the agreement of the Government and law enforcement efforts.
The Forum will discuss the return of assets to Nigeria, Ukraine, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, and other countries. A special meeting of the Prime forum that will be held in America in 2017. United Kingdom will act as organizers and supported the United Nations (UN) and the World Bank.
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