The Hon’ble Chairperson of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), following her assumption of office, made an introductory visit to Tsirang Dzongkhag accompanied by officials from the Commission. The visit provided an opportunity for the ACC team to engage with the Dzongkhag leadership and officials, strengthen mutual understanding, and promote a shared commitment towards preventing and combating corruption.
The ACC team made a presentation on the mandate, roles, and functions of the Commission, highlighting its efforts in promoting integrity, transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct in public service. The team also provided an overview of the global corruption scenario, helping participants understand emerging trends and challenges in corruption prevention and the importance of collective action in addressing them.
A key part of the programme was the presentation of the National Integrity Assessment Report 2025, with particular focus on the findings and observations related to Tsirang Dzongkhag. The presentation highlighted the key areas identified through the assessment and provided an opportunity for participants to reflect on the existing practices, challenges, and areas requiring further attention within the Dzongkhag.
The session was followed by an interactive discussion, where participants shared their views and experiences and explored practical opportunities to further strengthen integrity, transparency, accountability, and good governance at the Dzongkhag level. The discussions emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between the ACC and local government agencies in fostering an ethical and accountable public service.
Overall, the introductory visit served as a valuable platform for strengthening engagement between the Anti-Corruption Commission and Tsirang Dzongkhag and reaffirmed the shared responsibility of all stakeholders in promoting a culture of integrity and good governance.
