Last updates
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05.08.2022
It is possible to follow the information about the property and income declared by the public officials on the YouTube page of the Commission
The Commission attaches great importance to public oversight in preventing corruption in our country. The implementation of measures aimed at public awareness also stems from the international obligations assumed by Armenia, including the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.
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03.08.2022
In the first semester of 2022, the Commission conducted a study of the integrity of 261 candidates
Department of Research Integrity of the Corruption Prevention Commission conducted a study of the integrity of 261 candidates for public office, as a result of which 257 advisory conclusions were submitted to relevant bodies.
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01.08.2022
Reminder to the members of the governing body of the parties. it is necessary to fill out declarations
The Commission issued a notice on July 8, 2022, to launch the e-declaration system, providing a username and password and offering a one-month deadline to submit relevant declarations by August 8, 2022.
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29.07.2022
A group of employees of CPC was awarded the certificate of the International Academy of Business
They related to the ratio of powers and responsibilities of the bodies of the state administration system, powers of state bodies and administration, delegation of assignments and powers, as well as project, time management and conducting effective negotiations.
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25.07.2022
The 2022 communication action plan within the framework of the fight against corruption was approved
Various information campaigns will be organized in order to make the activity, functions and mandate delegated by law of the anti-corruption bodies in the Republic of Armenia as perceptible as possible among the public.
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21.07.2022
Issues regarding the preparation of audited annual reports were discussed with the representatives of the parties
The representatives of the parties mainly raised issues related to membership fees and donations. Participants expressed concern that in the case of donations made through banks and other payment terminals, they often do not have access to the identity document data of the payers, while they are required to be included in the annual report.