Participation in Regional Training on Anti-Corruption Measures

Representatives from the Law Enforcement Academy participated in a regional training on “Combating Corruption Impacting Macroeconomic Issues,” organized by the Central Asia, Mongolia, and Caucasus Regional Capacity Development Center of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Almaty from October 21 to 24 of this year.

The four-day training was attended by personnel from anti-corruption agencies, prosecutor’s offices, central banks, and other similar bodies responsible for preventing and combating corruption in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Mongolia.

Led by experts from the International Monetary Fund and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the event covered various sessions, including the IMF’s approaches to governance and anti-corruption, planning effective anti-corruption measures, legal and institutional reforms as methods for combating corruption, and creating a platform for anti-corruption reforms. Participants explored relevant information and insights on these topics.

The event provided participants with valuable insights into combating corruption to enhance a country’s economic stability, understanding possible organizational, legal, and institutional reforms in this area, and learning about the IMF’s roles and capabilities in supporting these efforts.