Anti-Bribery Statement
Our Commitment
Ganbert Relocation (hereinafter “Ganbert”) has operated with integrity, transparency, and respect for the rule of law since our founding in Sudan in 1926. We have zero tolerance for bribery, corruption, or any form of unethical payment – whether involving government officials, private sector partners, employees, or third-party agents.
This Anti-Bribery Statement applies to all Ganbert directors, employees, contractors, agents, and representatives worldwide.
What Is Prohibited?
No Ganbert employee or associate may, directly or indirectly:
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Prohibited Act |
Explanation |
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Offer, promise, or give any financial or other advantage |
To any person – whether a public official, private individual, or corporate representative |
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Request, agree to receive, or accept any financial or other advantage |
As an inducement or reward for acting improperly |
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Use a third party (agent, supplier, intermediary) |
To do any of the above on Ganbert’s behalf |
This includes cash payments, gifts, entertainment, travel, favours, charitable contributions, employment offers, or any other item of value.
Key Principles
Ganbert prohibits “facilitation payments” – small unofficial payments made to secure or expedite routine government actions (e.g., customs clearance, visa processing, port releases). Even if such payments are customary or expected in a particular jurisdiction, they are illegal and forbidden.
Modest, genuine gifts and reasonable hospitality (meals, refreshments) may be offered or accepted only if:
Never offer or accept gifts or hospitality to or from government officials without prior written approval from Ganbert management.
Ganbert does not make political contributions – whether to candidates, parties, or political action committees – in any country where we operate.
Charitable donations are permitted only through official Ganbert channels after due diligence to ensure the recipient is legitimate and not a conduit for bribery. Donations must never be made to secure business advantage.
Any third party acting on Ganbert’s behalf (customs agents, freight partners, local representatives) must:
Who Must Comply?
This policy applies to:
Third parties doing business with Ganbert are expected to adhere to equivalent standards.
Your Responsibility
All Ganbert personnel must:
No one may:
Reporting a Concern
If you suspect or witness any violation of this Anti-Bribery Statement – whether by a Ganbert employee, agent, customer, or partner – you must report it immediately.
Consequences of Violation
Any violation of this Anti-Bribery Statement is a serious disciplinary matter and may also be a criminal offense under Sudanese law and the laws of other countries where Ganbert operates.
For employees: Violation may result in disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment and referral to law enforcement authorities.
For agents, contractors, and partners: Violation may result in immediate termination of the business relationship and legal action.
For Ganbert as a company: Violation could result in criminal prosecution, fines, debarment from government contracts, and irreparable reputational harm.
Training & Awareness
Ganbert provides regular anti-bribery training to all employees in roles exposed to bribery risk (including customs clearance, procurement, sales, and management). Training records are maintained.
Management Responsibility
All Ganbert managers are responsible for:
Statement Approval
This Anti-Bribery Statement was approved by the Board of Directors / Senior Management of Ganbert Relocation on 01/01/2026. It is reviewed annually and updated as necessary to reflect changes in law, business operations, or risk environment.
Contact us for Further Information
For questions about this Anti-Bribery Statement or compliance with anti-corruption laws