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Bright Future Alliance calls for stronger accountability in public and corporate institutions

Held under the theme, “Corporate Institutions and Public Agencies as Pillars of Accountability: Strengthening Governance Systems for Sustainable National Growth,” the summit brought together policymakers, governance practitioners, anti-corruption advocates, corporate leaders, students, civil society organisations and media professionals to discuss practical approaches to strengthening accountability.
The Bright Future Alliance said the continued organisation of the African Governance and Anti-Corruption Summit reflects its commitment to creating spaces where young people can engage policymakers and institutional leaders on issues of accountability and national development.
Youth participation in governance The summit also provided a platform for participants to engage experts on governance reforms, anti-corruption strategies and the role of young people in strengthening democratic accountability.
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