India has secured a seat on the 15-member Steering Committee of the GlobE Network, an international anti-corruption body. This election took place in Beijing, following a voting process during a plenary session. India’s new role enhances its influence in the global anti-corruption effort.
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- India secured a position on the GlobE Network’s 15-member Steering Committee.
- Election held in Beijing during a plenary session.
- Ministry of Home Affairs is India’s Central Authority for GlobE Network.
- Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Enforcement Directorate (ED) act as member authorities.
- India’s expertise in anti-corruption is a valuable asset for the network.
- GlobE Network launched by G20 at the UN General Assembly in June 2021.
- The network now has 121 member countries and 219 authorities.
- India’s participation strengthens cross-border financial crime and corruption efforts.
- GlobE Network provides a platform for sharing criminal intelligence and best practices.
- India adopted two High Level Principles for combating corruption during its 2023 G20 Presidency.
