services, such as providing services to provide tax returns and payment through the branches of the Egyptian banks, and activating the Ministry of Finance to use the government procurement portal on the website of the Ministry and the preparation of a media campaign to promote it. iii. Media campaign about the dangers of corruption in the years 2016 and 2017 with the view of creating collective responsibility and encouraging the citizen not to hide corruption iv. The role played by the Ministry of Awqaf and the Azhar to provide religious sensitization about the menace of corruption through sermons and religious discourses v. Inserting values of propriety, transparency in the school curriculum, as well as organizing workshops for educators, teachers and officials of the Ministry of Education vi. Teaching human right and anti-corruption at all Colleges and universities both public and private effective 2017 and 2018 academic year. In addition, principles of transparency and impartiality will be included as part of the curriculum of the Police Academy in order to further enhance the capabilities of Police officials and students at the Academy vii. Holding several training courses for law enforcement agencies to activate coordination and exchange of information in the areas of combating offences of public funds infringement, trafficking in the public service, combating illicit profits, conflict of interest, combating economic and informational crimes, and money laundering viii. Preparation of the local corruption perception index by the relevant regulators, and concluded with recommendations sent to the officials to implement them, as well as follow-up of international indicators and propose recommendations thereon 4- In fostering regional and international cooperation, the following steps have been taken: a. Issuance of Presidential decree no. 204 of 2017 to join the African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption, adopted in Maputo on 11/7/2003. 86