Anti-Corruption Center trains trainers

The Anti-Corruption Center will train trainers from the civil society to counter and prevent corruption in the private sector. The first stage will unfold on November 27, in the quarters of the Anti-Corruption Center. Tatiana Mostovei, an official of the Center, has told Info-Prim Neo this type of training will be organized for the first time. Unlike employees from the public sector, the private and non-governmental sectors have not benefited from anti-corruption training. The seminar is meant for representatives of NGOs, companies and private entrepreneurs, etc. “They are the ones who cope with corruption in their day-to-day work,” Tatiana Mostovei said. “It's more like an introduction in the anti-corruption course so that they understand the phenomenon, to be able differentiate the corruption acts,” Mostovei specifies. From September to October, 36 representatives of district and municipal councils were trained by international and national experts. The activities are part of the actions from Threshold Country Plan of the Millennium Challenge.