From 2 to 3 December 2025, IACA delivered a two-day anti-corruption training for the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh. The training led by Ales Behram, an expert in Anti-Corruption Risk Management, brought together 21 participants.

The primary objective of the training was to strengthen participants’ competencies in identifying and mitigating corruption risks in the public sector. Participants also gained understanding of comprehensive risk management and anti-corruption strategy. Over the course of the programme, participants had the opportunity to learn practical approaches to corruption risk assessment, apply risk management at the transaction level in high-risk processes, and examine the development of internal controls, accountability mechanisms, and prevention measures.

On the final day, participants explored steps to design a corruption response plan through interactive exercises. They examined lessons learned and examples, including insights from anti-bribery and corruption risk management in the Slovenian public sector. Moreover, they developed their understanding in embedding risk management into a future anti-corruption strategy.