dijlahpoint - The Federal Integrity Commission has issued the code of conduct regulations regarding conflict of interest rules, aiming to prevent the exploitation of public funds or official positions for personal gains and to enhance equal opportunities.
The regulations defined cases considered as conflicts of interest, which include combining public office with any other official work, exploiting official influence, political activities within institutions, appointing relatives up to the second degree, and engaging in commercial businesses related to government contracts.
The commission obligated appointees to eliminate conflict situations upon their emergence, granting them a ninety-day deadline from the notification date to settle their status, while emphasizing legal measures against abstainers without exempting them from criminal liability for any damage to public funds.
