This study shows the features of the Saudi economy during the reign of King Salman, the history of the Saudi National Anti-Corruption Commission (Nazaha), its foundation history and work regulation. It also evaluates the commission’s work through the followed practices in its work regulation, its achievements and obstacles. It also studies the commission’s role in the future of the Saudi government’s performance and its achievements, including activating several mechanisms to receive complaints related to the corruption of a government institution and a private institution, promoting a range of initiatives related to boosting transparency and combating corruption, bribery and mediation, etc.
