Non-governmental organisations dedicated to promoting transparency have voiced their concerns regarding the potential for setbacks in the fight against corruption following a recent agreement between various branches of government. The agreement, which aims to address the issue of corruption within the public sector, has raised concerns among these organisations that it may inadvertently lead to a weakening of existing anti-corruption measures.

Specifically, the organisations fear that the agreement could result in the reversal of recent decisions made by the Supreme Court, which have been instrumental in strengthening the country's anti-corruption framework. These decisions have included rulings that have increased the accountability of public officials and strengthened the independence of law enforcement agencies.

The organisations have called for a thorough review of the agreement to ensure that it does not undermine the progress that has been made in combating corruption. They have also urged the government to engage in open and transparent dialogue with civil society organisations to address these concerns and ensure that the fight against corruption remains a priority.