The National Authority for Transparency and Access to Information (ANTAI) reported that a total of 17,172 officials complied with the submission of the required sworn declaration. This declaration must be notarized before being submitted to ANTAI, which guarantees its validity and compliance with current regulations.
According to the official statement from ANTAI, this process is fundamental to maintaining transparency and compliance with laws in public institutions. The submission of the sworn declaration is a mandatory requirement for officials, and its notarization is an additional step to ensure its truthfulness and legality.
"The sworn declaration is an ethical commitment of public officials to transparency and accountability. It is a key mechanism to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure integrity in public management," highlighted a representative of ANTAI.
This number of 17,172 officials who complied with the sworn declaration reflects the commitment of authorities and public personnel to the principles of transparency and good governance. ANTAI continues to promote a culture of transparency and ethics in public service, fostering responsibility and respect for current regulations.
