RA government resolute to combat corruption

December 9, 2009 - 13:15 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan has presented the basic provisions of the government's program for combating corruption.



"The struggle against corruption should start with high-ranking officials. According to the program, they will have to report their activities. Besides, a special commission will be formed to follow the process," he said during the 6th conference dated to International Anti-Corruption Day marked on December 9.



The PM also reminded that ministers and members of parliament are prohibited of engaging in business.



"Efficient civil service and the involvement of the society into the struggle against corruption are also important. It's not a secret that our population is too lenient towards corruption, what hampers formation of a strong state To eradicate corruption, authorities and population should join efforts," he said.
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