"Certainly, we have been able to travel a long way by using the country's resources for the development of the country." Mayor Adanech Abebe today concluded the 22nd International Anti-Corruption Day city-wide movement at the Pan-African Hall in Adwa. It is known that it has been celebrated at different levels and in different events under the theme of "Birth with Ethics, Institution with Actions" and it is today's city-wide summary forum. Adanech Abebe, Mayor of Addis Ababa City Administration, who was the guest of honor, said that corruption is obscene, hinders the image of the country, harms the generation and reigns in injustice, so it is a primary issue that requires the struggle of the entire society and all institutions. He said that since the day after the change, we have been able to travel a long way through the determined stance taken by the government, the work done and the enabling conditions created by preventing corruption and using the national resources for the development of the country. In this way, the leaders of the system in each era have been fleeing and accumulating the country's wealth. He said that the act of working with investors outside the country, which hinders the development and growth of our country, has become a thing of the past. In order to further strengthen this initiative, he said that institutions that have a great responsibility in producing a generation that hates corruption in every job we have to plan and work and bring about change. We must implement it," said Kentbawa. The entire leadership has strengthened its unity of thought and action in the anti-corruption fight, even at the individual level, and said that we all need to work hand in hand against the corruption and corrupt practices of government officials and workers and fight against the deep-rooted unjust practices so that the generation can prosper. Finally, not to praise the results we got today, but to strengthen the anti-corruption fight and to ensure accountability, and we renew our promises, so they conveyed their message by fulfilling our responsibilities properly, making our procedures clear, and serving our people free from human touch. At the conclusion of the program, recognition was given to institutions that have made outstanding contributions to the fight against corruption in the city.