‘War on Corruption’ – The Anti-Corruption Cooperation in SAARC Countries!
The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) was formed in December 1985 with seven member states: Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri-Lanka. Whereas, Afghanistan became the eight member in 2007. SAARC is the regional organization at the government level for the 8 member countries to delineate their differences and promote welfare of the people, improve quality of their life and accelerate economic growth. Since its establishment, SAARC is focused on promoting economic cooperation and growth, mutual assistance in the social, cultural, technical & scientific fields, and the rule of law. SAARC ultimately aims to provide a platform for cooperation and dialogue among the governments of South Asia. Since, South Asia is at a crossroads powered by the vibrant development and fastest-growing region in the world and it can be squeezed faster to find its equitable place in the world. If its member states develop as an incorporated economy this wo...