Singapore's Corruption Cases Hit Record Low in 2025, Offering Insights for Vietnam
Singapore's Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) announced that corruption cases registered for investigation fell to a record low of 68 in 2025. While public sector corruption remained minimal, the construction, manufacturing, and transport/storage sectors were identified as vulnerable in the private sector. This report offers valuable insights for Vietnam, which is actively combating corruption, highlighting the importance of transparent governance and building public trust.
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