As we all know, the vice like corruption has always been a spoil factor that can have a significant effect on the country's growth and the investment attractiveness of the nation. However, corruption is a factor that reduces the quality of human capital, leads to a low level of political institutions, and also macroeconomic stability can be easily eroded. In addition, the corruption in question is so dangerous that it is one of the primary threats to the nation's security. The main barrier to the development of the national economy is the establishment of corruption and its transformation into a stable form of economic relations. Remarkable cases such as the UAE's and Qatar's demonstrate that genuine progress is indeed possible, even in the most difficult conditions. By implementing thoroughgoing reforms, availing themselves of state-of-the-art technology, and creating a culture of accountability.