Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Egypt-Algeria : 111-111

Transparency International published its Corruption perception index for year 2009 and we came in No.111 worldwide and you will not believe which country shares with this unfortunate event : Algeria !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes Algeria which is fighting us madly to qualify to the world cup is just as corrupted as us !!
We share this rank in this index along with other 8 countries.
The corruption perception index  (CPI) measures the perceived level of public-sector corruption in 180 countries and territories around the world. The CPI is a "survey of surveys", based on 13 different expert and business surveys. CPI conducted 6 surveys whether in Egypt or Algeria. The scale here is from 0 (perceived to be highly corrupt) to 10 (perceived to have low levels of corruption).
According to CPI report Egypt is still perceived highly corrupted despite lately we began to address accountability and transparency more openly , may the CPI ignores that open discussion is just the old policy of letting them bark till they get bored !!!!!
Worldwide New Zealand is perceived the least corrupted country in 2009 while Somalia is perceived the most corrupted country !! “Can we consider Somalia a real organized state so we can have this judgment !!??”
In the Middle East Qatar is the least corrupted country where as Iraq is the most corrupted country in the region “The Americans did bring democracy to Iraq as far as I could tell !!”
You can read the part concerning the Middle East below from the full report : “Click the full screen”



The corruption perception index "Mideast" - Zeinobia
Usually these indexes find its way to our media but I wonder if this index will reach to the Algerian citizens in the midst of their media’s frenzy over today’s match !!??

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