Papua New Guinea is currently ranked, 30 out of 100 countries, in the 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index Report, making it one of the most corrupt countries in the world. TIPNG Board Chairman, Peter Aitsi said this during the launch of the 2022 Corruption Perception Report this week in Port Moresby. The theme for this year’s CPI report is ‘Conflict, Peace, and Security. PNG has not seen much improvement from its 2021 CPI ranking, because of the level of the Government’s efforts, in clamping down on public sector corruption. In 2021, PNG was ranked 124 out of 180 countries in the CPI Report. TIPNG Chairman Peter Aitsi says the 2022 report highlights the need for political leaders to recognize the threats of corruption to national and international peace and security. Echoing similar sentiments, Interim Chairman of the Independent Commission Against Corruption Thomas Eluh, says it is embarrassing to see PNG, as one of the most highly corrupt countries in the world. He called on al