Transparency organizations have raised concerns about the potential for setbacks in anti-corruption efforts following an agreement between the legislative and executive branches. The agreement, which aims to enhance cooperation between the two powers, has sparked fears that it could lead to a weakening of transparency and accountability measures.

NGOs argue that the agreement may undermine recent progress made in strengthening anti-corruption laws and institutions. They point to the potential for increased political influence over investigations and prosecutions, as well as a reduction in the transparency of decision-making processes.

The concerns raised by transparency groups highlight the importance of maintaining robust anti-corruption measures. Transparency and accountability are essential for ensuring public trust in government institutions and preventing the misuse of public funds. It remains to be seen how the agreement will impact these measures, but it is crucial that the government remains committed to upholding the principles of transparency and accountability.