The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) Participated in the 16th INTERPOL Match-Fixing Task Force Annual Meeting, Held in Lisbon, Portugal, from October 27–29, 2026

The Commission is represented by Mr. Abraham B. Sheriff, Chief of Investigation, at the global gathering, which brings together law enforcement experts from Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas to strengthen international cooperation in combating match-fixing and related criminal activities. Discussions at the meeting highlight the importance of addressing corruption in sports, as well as in the gaming and betting sectors. A key panel discussion focuses on identifying indicators of match-fixing in traditional sports and esports, equipping participants with knowledge and strategies to detect and respond to these emerging challenges. The LACC welcomes the insights and developments emerging from the meeting as it continues to broaden its efforts to combat corruption across all sectors of Liberia. The Commission recognizes that tackling corruption requires strong partnerships, knowledge-sharing, and effective collaboration at both national and international levels. The LACC extends sincere appreciation to INTERPOL and the meeting facilitators for their continued partnership, the recognition accorded to the Commission, and the invitation to participate in this important international engagement. The Commission remains committed to strengthening its investigative capacity and advancing the fight against corruption in all its forms.