Saudi, Hong Kong anti-corruption chiefs hold talks in Riyadh
The visit aims to activate the memorandum of understanding signed between the two parties, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
Discussions focused on enhancing cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Hong Kong in promoting integrity as well as combating transnational corruption.
Woo was briefed on the key measures taken by the Saudi authority to promote integrity, reinforce transparency and combat corruption, while Al-Kahmous was introduced to Hong Kong's experience in these areas.
On the sidelines of the visit, Al-Kahmous and Woo inaugurated a four-day workshop with experts from both sides.
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