The Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada has adopted a new law regarding the fight against corruption in the education sector. Its aim is to enhance academic integrity in the country.
A competition has also been announced for the leadership of the Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA), which plays a key role in combating corruption in Ukraine.
The National Anti-Corruption Agency (NACA) conducted anti-corruption monitoring of over 400 documents and made 10 recommendations to prevent corruption.
Such steps promote greater transparency and enhance the accountability of the authorities to citizens, helping to reduce the level of corruption in Ukraine.
The government and parliament of Ukraine are diligently working on improving anti-corruption mechanisms in the country, including through the adoption of new laws and appointing well-known individuals to key positions.