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Putting an End to Corruption is Our Common Duty!

21 August 2026, 12:51 346

In order to implement the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers dated April 24, 2026 “On approval of the Program of measures to improve the legal culture in society for 2026-2027”, the order of the Ministry of Mining and Geology No. 58 and the order of the AMMC No. 700, preventive measures are implemented weekly in the structural divisions of the Complex.

The regular preventive meetings were held at the Industrial Rail Transport Department, the Olmalikmetallurgkurilish Trust, and the Automobile Transport Department.

The event was attended by Jamshid Pardaev, Religious Affairs Advisor to the Khokim of Almalyk, Gulnoza Sabrieva, Responsible Officer of the Compliance Department of the Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex, and employees of the internal affairs agencies of the Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex of the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs of Tashkent region.

Addressing the participants, Gulnoza Sabrieva spoke about the consistent reforms being implemented in the country to combat corruption. She emphasized that when the head of state declared the year 2026 as a “year of emergency in the fight against corruption”, this has taken the work of fostering an intolerant attitude toward this negative phenomenon to a new, more fundamental level. She specifically focused on the measures being implemented in this area by the Altai Mining and Metallurgical Complex.

During the meeting, various forms of corruption that pose a threat to society and the economy were examined in detail, including domestic, bureaucratic and systemic corruption, abuse of office, as well as the risks associated with the shadow economy.

Particular attention was paid to measures to prevent corruption that may arise in industrial sectors. It was noted that the compliance control system and digital tools implemented at the Complex are among the most effective mechanisms to prevent such violations. It was emphasized that any manifestation of corruption do not only contradicts the law, but can also negatively impact the company’s reputation, its investment attractiveness, and its position in the international market.

Law enforcement officials also warned employees about the high risk of becoming victims of cybercriminals and fraudsters and losing funds from bank cards. Specific examples were used to analyze the most common fraudulent schemes used today: suspicious .apk files distributed via Telegram, links to fake giveaways, and fraudulent calls from people posing as bank employees.

To protect against such schemes, experts reminded people to avoid disclosing PIN codes and other sensitive bank card information, as well as one-time SMS codes. It is also recommended to enable two-factor authentication on your personal accounts.

In turn, Jamshid Pardaev spoke about freedom of religion in our country and called on participants to be vigilant and not succumb to the influence of alien ideas disseminated under the guise of religious doctrines.

At the end of the meeting, it was noted that increasing of legal literacy and employee responsibility, as well as development of a fundamentally intolerant attitude toward any manifestations of corruption, should become the common goal of every employee.

If you encounter any corrupt practices or notice any suspicious activity, please report it through the following communication channels. Hotline: (+998 71) 619-23-33, (+998 71) 619-51-16; Telegram-bot: @agmk_bot; email: stop.corruption@agmk.uz.

The reporter’s confidentiality is guaranteed.

Please, keep in mind, that such measures are planned to be conducted in all structural divisions of the Complex. The meetings will address topics such as “Prevention and Resolution of Conflicts of Interest”, “Prevention and Combating of Corruption”, and “The Address of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan to the People and the Oliy Majlis dated December 26, 2025”.

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