In a world shaped by geopolitical shifts and rapid technological transformation, countries face increasingly complex challenges and hidden vulnerabilities that can undermine economic prosperity and public trust in institutions and markets. As foreign bribery, corruption, fraud and other forms of misconduct continue to exploit these vulnerabilities, identifying and addressing them is an essential step towards fairer competition and more accountable institutions.
The 2027 OECD Global Anti-Corruption and Integrity Forum will explore how exposing corruption and uncovering hidden risks can strengthen transparency and accountability and reinforce trust in institutions and markets. Bringing together policymakers, business leaders, practitioners, academics and civil society, the Forum will examine practical approaches to detecting vulnerabilities, preventing misconduct and safeguarding integrity across the public and private sectors, helping to protect fair markets and trusted institutions on which sustainable, resilient economies depend.
