The National Agency for Prevention of Corruption (NAPC) is ready to conduct a new assessment, which is an important step in the fight against corruption in Ukraine.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine informed the ambassadors of the member states of the European Union about new anticorruption measures of the government aimed at increasing transparency in the energy sector.
At the meeting of the Temporary Investigative Commission, they reviewed the case of ‘Midas,’ related to corruption at the state enterprise ‘Energoatom.’
The French company SURYS reimbursed Ukraine 3.37 million euros in the case of Poligrafkombinat, which indicates a positive movement towards combating corruption and recovering losses for the state.
Ukraine continues to take measures to combat corruption, which is a crucial component of the country's development and increasing its trust in the eyes of the international community.