SDG 4 – Quality Education: No to Corruption – Fostering an Anti-Corruption Culture

No to Corruption: Building an Anti-Corruption Culture

Corruption is one of the most pressing social issues, undermining trust in state institutions and hindering the development of society. Combating this phenomenon requires not only strict legislative measures but also active civic engagement, especially from the youth.

As part of a curatorial session on the topic “No to Corruption,” key aspects of this issue were discussed, including its causes, forms of manifestation, and consequences.

Special attention was given to legislation in the field of anti-corruption. Second-year students learned about relevant articles of the Criminal Code, anti-corruption initiatives, and mechanisms for protecting citizens' rights. The session also addressed the moral and ethical aspects of corruption and its impact on societal values.

During the discussion, participants shared their opinions, cited examples of anti-corruption efforts in different countries, and suggested possible solutions to the problem. It was concluded that the formation of an anti-corruption culture should begin from an early age, and every individual is responsible for shaping an honest and fair society.

"Electric Power Engineering" program, Group 227
Curator-adviser: M.N. Sultangazina