This article analyzes the experience of implementing anti-corruption compliance measures in the countries of the Middle Eastern model. The features of the regulatory framework, the specifics of organizational structures and the key anti-corruption compliance tools used in these jurisdictions are considered. Based on the above analysis of the specifics of state anti-corruption policy measures in the countries of the Middle East, the work also emphasizes the need for a comprehensive assessment of individual existing norms from the point of view of the possibility of their reception. The conducted research allows us to develop recommendations for improving the anti-corruption compliance system in this model and identify promising directions for its development.
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