Over 240 people informed by the NAC during several corruption prevention trainings in Chisinau, Briceni, and Edinet

This week, the National Anti-corruption Centre (NAC) continued its efforts to promote anti-corruption education and integrity within the public sector through training sessions and information campaigns organized across several regions of the country. In total, anti-corruption officers conducted 9 training sessions attended by 242 individuals—including public servants, medical personnel, and employees of entities subordinated to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

As part of the campaign themed "Integrity – Safety for the Border", the NAC officers, in collaboration with the Internal Protection and Anti-corruption Service (SPIA) of the MIA, organized training activities for employees of the Northern and Southern Regional Directorates of the General Inspectorate for Border Police (GIBP). The aim of these actions was to strengthen the culture of integrity at the border, prevent risks, and promote ethical behavior in the execution of official duties.

In the healthcare sector, anti-corruption officers conducted awareness-raising activities at the Health Centers in Briceni and Edinet. The primary objectives focused on promoting integrity and informing medical staff about corruption prevention mechanisms. These activities were organized jointly with the NAC volunteers, who distributed informative materials and thematic leaflets.

Additionally, the NAC officers acted as trainers in training sessions organized by the National Institute of Administration and Public Management. The presentations delivered contributed to strengthening the participants' knowledge and developing their professional competencies regarding the application of integrity standards in the public service.

The National Anti-corruption Centre continues its training and awareness-raising activities to foster a climate of integrity within public institutions.