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ICAC’s Hong Kong academy trains Saudi anti‑corruption investigators, signalling expanded governance cooperation

Executive summary: ICAC delivered a 10‑day anti‑corruption training program to 60 investigators from Saudi Arabia’s Nazaha authority in Hong Kong. The training strengthens Saudi Arabia’s enforcement capability, potentially improving governance and investor confidence in the kingdom.

Who is involved: ICAC (Hong Kong), Saudi Arabia’s Nazaha authority, 60 Nazaha investigators.

Likely next: Nazaha will integrate the learned practices into its standard operating procedures by Q4 2026; ICAC may offer similar workshops to other Gulf anti‑corruption bodies later in 2026.

The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) hosted a 10‑day professional course for 60 officers from Saudi Arabia’s Oversight and Anti‑Corruption Authority (Nazaha) at its Hong Kong International Academy Against Corruption. The programme, held on 28 July 2026, covered investigative techniques, asset tracing and preventive measures. By exporting its expertise, ICAC reinforces Saudi Arabia’s capacity to tackle graft while highlighting Hong Kong’s role as a regional anti‑corruption hub.

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