The Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption Centre (ROLACC) is an organisation founded in Doha in 2009 by Ali Bin Fetais al-Marri, attorney general of Qatar, which officially aims to promote "good governance practices".
[3] The organisation has been subject to multiple controversies, in particular for its close ties with the Attorney General of Qatar and his family, who own the ROLACC offices in Geneva, and who are accused in the press of ill-gotten property acquired in Europe.
[13][14] This agreement between the foundation recognized for its public utility and the Qatari center have been subject to criticism in France, due to a possible conflict of interest.
[18][19] Bruno Dalles told the reporters: "I was both vexed and stuck by the process, while I had just explained him the purpose of my job is to increase transparency in the movement of funds.
Qatari officials, including Ali Bin Fetais Al-Marri, have been unhelpful in investigating corruption for the next FIFA World Cup in Qatar, the NZZ reported.