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State arms agency seeks to raise anti-corruption index in defense industry
By YonhapPublished : Dec. 19, 2018 - 09:12
South Korea's state arms agency said Wednesday it has forged a partnership with a local anti-corruption watchdog in a bid to enhance transparency in the defense industry.
The Defense Acquisition Program Administration said the government-civilian cooperation with Transparency International-Korea is expected to help efforts to raise the nation's anti-corruption index in the defense industry to those of advanced nations.
The two organizations will exchange information and work together to improve a related system for higher fairness and integrity in the sector, DAPA added.
DAPA is South Korea's sole weapons procurement agency.
Transparency International-Korea was established in 1999. (Yonhap)
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