DISCLOSURE AND TRANSPARENCY AS ONE OF THE PRINCIPLES OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Abstract

 Major projects need huge funds that the individual is unable to provide, and partnership and simple partnership companies that include only a limited number of partners cannot provide them, in addition to the fact that the continuation of projects based on personal consideration depends on the lives of their organizers, and falls prey to the symptoms that occur in human structures.[1] Commercial companies, especially public shareholding companies, are an effective model for accumulating shareholder savings and dealing with the market, which makes companies in dire need of the best rules and good practices in corporate governance to achieve disclosure and transparency to different stakeholders