"What is the uniqueness of the Kazakhstani experience in combating corruption?" cadets and teachers of the Kostanay Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan named after V.I. Sh. Kabylbaeva, a conference on the topic “There is no place for corruption in our future” was held here.
During the event, the participants discussed the mechanisms for the implementation of international norms on combating corruption, the use of psychological and pedagogical methods of forming an anti-corruption worldview among students in the educational environment of specialized universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as the role of prevention and prevention of corruption offenses in the system of fostering a culture of integrity.
"Today the moment has come to unite the efforts of the state and citizens, for example, the head of state noted that corruption is a deeply social disease, we can defeat it only by joint efforts, new forms of public control and maximum transparency of managerial decisions are needed to form" zero tolerance "to corruption, targeted information and educational work should be constantly carried out, in general, anti-corruption activities need to be given a new impetus in all directions," said Daniyar Smagulov, First Deputy Head of the Department of the Anti-Corruption Agency in Kostanay region, during his speech.
According to him, the fight against corruption is an urgent problem for any state, the manifestation of acts of corruption on the part of civil servants is an obstacle to the development of the state in a market economy and generates distrust of the authorities in society.
In turn, the students of the Academy took advantage of the opportunity to get answers to numerous questions regarding various aspects of the activities of the Anti-Corruption Service and practical mechanisms for implementing the state anti-corruption policy.
At the same time, in the conference program, the speakers shared their vision of the practice of using anti-corruption mechanisms, for the most part they touched on psychology, teaching methods, the presence of corruption risks in law enforcement agencies.
The conference was also attended by colleagues from the Karaganda region, who spoke about their vision of work to prevent corruption and made proposals for the joint implementation of a number of anti-corruption projects.
According to the organizers, similar conferences and forums need to be held on an ongoing basis, new knowledge and skills that students acquire through such forums allow them to improve teaching methods and have a positive effect on the formation of principles of fairness, fairness and integrity among target groups.