DEVELOPMENT OF THREE CREDIT HOURS ANTI-CORRUPTION COURSE

On May 4, 2016, The AACI and Aqaba University of Technology (AUT) signed an agreement to develop innovative anti-corruption three credit hours course to be offered as a required course at AUT and Arab universities: more than 330 universities. While The AACI will be responsible for the design, content development, technical administration, content update and maintenance, among other things, AUT will administer the course and market it in the Middle East and Africa.

The course design and content are innovative, engaging, interactive, and culturally oriented. It is an unprecedented anti-corruption academic course offering in the Middle East and Africa.

Mike J. Masoud, the technical and advisory director in the Middle East and Africa represented The AACI while Professor Gaith Abandah, the president of the AUT signed the MOU.

The AACI works with many universities worldwide as a part of fulfilling its mission.

This is one of our engagements with academia. Read more.

https://slate.adobe.com/a/aeAbD (The AACI and Academia)

https://slate.adobe.com/a/5VPdq  (The AACI and Qatar University)

             
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Roya TV Coverage of Launching The AACI in Jordan

On Wednesday, June 18, 2014, The AACI launched its operations in Jordan. Administered by The AACI's exclusive approved vendor in Jordan, Albatross Consulting conducted the launch event at Sheraton hotel in Amman. The president of The AACI, Mr. L.b. Files addressed the audience and discussed with them the opportunities and challenges of fighting corruption. The event was attended by the deputy of the Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan, senior financial institutions officials, civic society representatives, academicians, business leaders and other interested parties. 

The AACI delivers its services outside the US through local partners. Currently,The AACI has exclusive  approved vendors in the Middle East in each of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Jordan.