As the leading authority in the nation’s construction industry, CIDB Malaysia remains committed to fostering a culture of integrity and corruption-free governance.
A special Integrity Briefing session was organised for officers from the Contractor & Construction Personnel Registration Division, involving 38 officers from various levels. The session was held at the CIDB Malaysia HQ in Kuala Lumpur.
This session was supported by two key national agencies: the Malaysian Institute of Integrity (IIM), represented by Mr Mohd Rais Ramli, Director of the Centre for Integrity (Business Sector), and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), represented by Mr Muhamad Mohd Nor Abd Rafar, Superintendent of MACC.
The main objectives of the briefing were to raise awareness of integrity, promote an ethical work culture, prevent misconduct and corruption, introduce safe reporting mechanisms, and strengthen CIDB’s internal controls.
This session not only heightened awareness but also reinforced the commitment to rejecting abuse of power and upholding accountability in every action taken.
Integrity is not just a slogan – it is a shared responsibility. For a transparent and credible registration system, it begins with each of us.
