Albania’s position in the global corruption ranking was improved with 22
spots during the last year. Transparency International, the world
renowned organization for the evaluation of corruption has published the
report of 2015, ranking Albania 88th in the world, from 110th that it
was one year ago.
This is the strongest raise in the past 10 years, although the number of countries is lower this year, with seven less than for 2014.
Albania has 36 points, from 33 that it used to have one year ago, in a measurement system that gives 100 points to the countries with zero corruption and 0 to those with maximal level of corruption. The report classified 167 countries in the entire world.
This is the second consequent year in which Albania marks improvement in corruption.
However, Albania remains one of the countries with the highest level of corruption in Southeastern Europe, leaving behind Moldavia and Kosovo, both ranked 103rd.
Other countries such as Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina have a lower level than Albania.
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