Fight against corruption
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Corruption undermines belief in the state and threatens national security, so the state and society must unite to fight corruption by strengthening anti-corruption laws and efforts to eventually eradicate corruption in Kazakhstan.
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Fight against corruption
- 1. Fight against corruption The State and society should come forward against the corruption as a united team. Corruption is not just an infringement, it undermines the belief in effectiveness of the State and represents a direct threat to the national security. We should strengthen our fight against the corruption, including improving the anti-corruption legislation in order to achieve our ultimate goal – to eradicate corruption within Kazakhstan.