It is noteworthy that Uzbekistan has started a new stage of its development under the leadership of Shavkat Mirziyoyev by introducing very decisive reforms, designed to tackle corruption issues.

Corruption is a vice that destroys a society and nation from the inside and leads to the decline of the foundations of the state system and the decomposition of social foundations.

Today, the prevention and fight against corruption in our country has become a priority of state policy.

Within the framework of large-scale reforms aimed at increasing the efficiency of the civil service, measures are being taken to conceptually renew public administration in our country. The pace of reforms, as well as the goals set for the development of regions and sectors require a radical revision of the organization of work in each direction of the civil service.

The scope and volume of the measures taken in our country to prevent and combat corruption deserve special attention and recognition. Indeed, acts related to bribery and extortion are extremely dangerous, as they undermine the economic foundation of any state and lead to many negative consequences, such as social evil, in particular, crime and committing of new crimes.

The image of our country on the world stage has completely changed as a purpose of the principles of openness and equal cooperation in domestic and foreign policy pursued in Uzbekistan in recent years.

Currently, a number of changes and innovations are taking place in Uzbekistan in the fight against corruption. These changes have been conceptual and institutional, especially over the past two years.

The fight against corruption is a comprehensive process, which must involve not only government agencies, but also civil society institutions.

Today in Uzbekistan, the criteria of openness and transparency in all spheres has become a unique tradition.