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Enhancing anti-corruption measures in Indonesia through participation in IPEF
IPEF, which consists of 14 partner countries, aims to promote economic cooperation and create a favorable investment environment in the Indo-Pacific region. IPEF's fourth pillar, which focuses on a Fair Economy, emphasizes preventing and combating corruption. However, Indonesia still faces challenges in its anti-corruption efforts, one of which is Indonesia's low corruption index compared to IPEF countries. Indonesia sees that IPEF pillar IV can support efforts to increase the principles of good governance and the rule of law. Collaboration between the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Republic of Indonesia (MOFA) plays an important role in the negotiation and implementation of effective anti-corruption measures outlined in international conventions.
By improving its anti-corruption measures, Indonesia demonstrates its strong commitment to supporting Pillar 4 of the IPEF's; however, it is still in the process of exploring the concepts and parameters in accordance with national legal regulations. Additionally, MOFA needs to recognize that achieving IPEF commitments goes beyond negotiations and requires ongoing collaboration with the KPK to ensure the successful implementation of improved anti-corruption regulations. Since the KPK is actively participating in the IPEF Pillar IV discussions, MOFA must be able to keep in continuous communication with the KPK, particularly while assessing the negotiating texts, in order to foster constructive coordination.
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