Abstract :
This study aims at showing the role of corporate governance in facing corruption for its great importance in various economic sectors. The study utilizes the descriptive approach to reach the final outcomes. The study concludes that the application of corporate governance leads to achieving many benefits for companies through the rationalization of the work of managers, the board of directors, the workers, and auditors, which ultimately leads to achieving the goals of governance in reducing corruption. The proper application of laws and financial regulations contributes to reducing corruption and conflicts of interest in a manner that guarantees the rights of shareholders and all other rights related to the company. On the other hand, failure to comply with the application of laws and financial regulations creates a fertile environment for corruption.
Keyword :
Governance, Companies, Corruption, Stakeholders