Private sector • 22 January 2015

Nouakchott Declaration on Transparency and Sustainable Development in Africa

Issued by Transparency International Secretariat

Transparency International welcomed the Nouakchott Declaration on Transparency and Sustainable Development in Africa to encourage the effective and transparent management of global fisheries and to tackle illicit financial flows.

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