(MENAFN) Ukrainian prosecutor general Iryna Venediktova and spokespersons of the World Bank talked about the collaboration in the sector of refunding assets which were unlawfully taken from the country and the battle aimed at ending corruption.
“A fruitful meeting with Regional Director for Eastern Europe, Arup Banerji, Lead Economist and Program Leader for Economic Policy for Eastern Europe, Karlis Smits and Senior Financial Sector Specialist at World Bank Group, Laura Pop. The World Bank has been long supported Ukraine in the development of anti-corruption bodies and is ready to assist in the development of this infrastructure,” Venediktova posted on Facebook.
Combating corruption is a "joint responsibility for all law enforcement and state bodies,” as she stated. “Another key to the successful development of the state is judicial reform. Both citizens of Ukraine and foreign investors want to live by transparent rules in a country with the rule of law, not corruption, and to know that they are protected from illegal acts.”
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