«Transparency Azerbaijan» Fight Against Corruption PU discussed the implementation of the National Action Plan for 2022─2026 on strengthening the fight against corruption. At the meeting of the Board of Directors of the organization held today, it was announced that one year of implementation of the «National Action Plan for 2022─2026 on strengthening the fight against corruption» is coming to an end. In this regard, «Transparency Azerbaijan» Anti-Corruption PU has prepared proposals. The draft proposal was previously submitted to the BD by the Executive Director.

BD Chairman H. Hasanov noted that the implementation of actions on 8 items in the Action Plan is planned to be completed in 2023. Preliminary analyzes show that two of the measures have been implemented partially, 1 measure has been fully implemented, and 5 measures have been implemented by 70%. In particular, increasing the number of courts connected to the «Electronic court» information system increased to 89, which is 77% of all courts, can be marked as progress. The issues that stand out are the delays in the implementation of the actions that are supposed to be completed in 2022 and 2023.

Executive director Alimammad Nuriyev noted that the main actions will start in 2023 and the implementation of most actions should be completed in 2024-2025. Therefore, it is necessary to keep in mind the implementation of the Action Plan.

Proposals submitted by A. Nuriyev regarding the implementation of the National Action Plan were accepted.

Proposals can be accessed from link

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«Transparency Azerbaijan» Fight Against Corruption PU appreciates the preparation of a new draft of the Competition Code and the start of discussions related to it, and calls for the adoption of the Code in 2023. The Competition Code should be a reliable legal basis for the implementation of the economic policy that eliminates the obstacles in the economic development, creating a favorable business environment and does not allow monopoly. «Transparency Azerbaijan» urges to study and take into account the proposals of NGOs and independent experts when adopting the Competition Code. This was stated in the statement of «Transparency Azerbaijan» Anti-Corruption PU.

İn the statement from meeting of the Board of Directors of the «Transparency Azerbaijan» Anti-Corruption PU in February 17, 2023, it is noted that «Transparency Azerbaijan» summarized and submitted to the Anti-Corruption Commission the proposals made by the «Transparency Azerbaijan», other NGOs and experts until now. You can get acquainted with the proposals from this link.

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On January 12, 2023 was held, a meeting of the Board of the «Transparency Azerbaijan» Anti-Corruption Public Union, the national branch of the Transparency International. During the meeting Action Plan of «Transparency Azerbaijan» Anti-Corruption Public Uninon for 2023 was adopted.

Executive Director of the Public Union, Alimammad Nuriyev, said that in new Action Plan adoption of the Competition Code, adoption of the Law «On Public Procurement», providing relevant suggestions and recommendations on implementation of the Action Plan for the «Strengthening the Fight Against Corruption» for 2022─2026”, improving the anti-corruption policy for state institutions, providing training support on ethical conduct rules, and analyzing the implementation of the anti-corruption policy were identified as current priorities.

«Transparency Azerbaijan» also discussed the publication of the Corruption Perception Index (2022 Corruption Perception Index) results for 2022. The executive director informed the members of the board about the Index. It was noted that detailed information about the Index should be prepared and the general public should be informed. The executive director should be ready to answer possible questions from the public and government agencies.

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Transparency Azerbaijan, a national chapter of Transparency International in Azerbaijan, presents the Corruption Perceptions Index  2021 for 2021.

The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) prepared by Transparency International   ranks countries based on the degree of perception of corruption in the public sector. The Index is prepared on the basis of various surveys and assessments conducted by a number of influential international institutions.   The CPI is an assessment of perceptions of corruption in the public sector. Read More …

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