Most Corrupt Countries In The World 2024


In 2024, the most corrupt countries, as measured by Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), include nations with prolonged conflict, weak governance, or authoritarian regimes. The top-ranking corrupt countries are:

1. Somalia - Continues to lead as the most corrupt due to long-standing conflict and poor governance.


2. Syria - Widespread corruption linked to ongoing civil war and an authoritarian regime.


3. South Sudan - Suffering from civil war, political instability, and systemic corruption.


4. Venezuela - Endures significant corruption alongside political and economic collapse.


5. Yemen - Prolonged conflict fosters unchecked corruption at all government levels.


6. North Korea - Known for a highly corrupt authoritarian regime demanding bribes for basic services.


7. Libya - Post-revolution instability has left corruption deeply embedded.


8. Haiti - Struggles with systemic corruption, gang violence, and weak governance.


9. Equatorial Guinea - Despite wealth in natural resources, corruption limits public welfare.


10. Burundi - Endures pervasive bribery and low transparency in governance.



These rankings highlight systemic issues, often exacerbated by conflicts or authoritarian leadership, undermining anti-corruption efforts.

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