Within the “Open Administration” cycle, November 16, at 18.00, the “Public Integrity and Open Administration” lecture will take place. Opinions will be shared about what we mean by public integrity, what institutions we need in times of crisis or how we create controls in situations of uncertainty.

A governance model committed to public integrity contributes to the strengthening and proper functioning of our democracy. Increasingly, societies demand behavioural patterns from public administrations consistent with the ethical values shared by all in the defence of the general interest and the common good. Civic values and virtues are the basis on which fair, peaceful and inclusive societies are created.

Among the participating rapporteurs, Victoria Camps Cervera, Professor of Ethics and Permanent Counsel of the State Council, Mercedes Rodríguez Tarrida, Assistant Director-General of the National Anti-Fraud Coordination Service of the General Intervention of the State Administration, Andrés Gomis Fons, Director General of Transparency, Attention to the Government Citizens and Good

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