Vision:
A national environment that upholds integrity and rejects corruption.

Mission:
Combating all types of corruption, preventing its spread, eliminating its effects, and preserving national resources by strengthening the National Integrity Standards , enhancing institutional and individual ethical behavior, and reinforcing the principles of good governance, the rule of law, transparency, accountability, justice, and equal opportunities.

Goals:

The Commission's primary role is to combat corruption in all its forms and at all levels by promoting and implementing the National Integrity Standards across public institutions. The Commission seeks to ensure compliance with the principles of integrity and anti-corruption through the following objectives:

1. Developing codes of conduct and ethical values within the public administration and ensuring their effective implementation.
2. Ensuring that public administration provides high-quality services to citizens in a transparent, fair, and equitable manner.
3. Ensuring that public administration complies with the principles of good governance, equality, merit, and equal opportunities.
4. Ensuring that public administration adopts transparency in policy formulation and decision-making, while reinforcing citizens' right of access to information in accordance with the applicable legislation.
5. Ensuring that legislation is implemented in a transparent manner and in a way that promotes the principles of justice, equality, and equal opportunities.
6. Ensuring the existence of a legal framework governing the accountability of public officials and decision-makers.
7. Receiving complaints and grievances submitted by affected persons in accordance with the provisions of the law.
8. Cooperating in providing and requesting mutual international legal assistance in the field of combating corruption through the official channels prescribed by law.
9. Investigating all forms of financial and administrative corruption, detecting violations, collecting evidence and relevant information, conducting investigations, and taking the necessary legal and administrative measures.
10. Referring perpetrators of corruption to the competent judicial authorities and requesting precautionary measures, including the seizure of assets and property, the imposition of travel bans, suspension from duty, and the withholding of salaries, allowances, and other financial benefits, in accordance with the law.
11. Protecting individuals from violations of their privacy.
12. Promoting the adoption of good governance standards by the private sector and civil society organizations and ensuring their effective implementation.