A delegation led by Mr. Z. Dashdavaa, Commissioner General and Director of Independent Authority Against Corruption (IAAC) of Mongolia, is participating in the 6th Tashkent Anti-Corruption Forum and the ACI LEN (Anti-Corruption Initiatives Law Enforcement Network) Meeting being held in Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan, from 12–14 May 2026.

Held under the theme “Transparency, Accountability, Digital Connectivity, and a New Architecture of Anti-Corruption Governance: From Control to Prevention,” the forum serves as a major international strategic platform bringing together representatives from government institutions, international organizations, law enforcement and academic institutions, civil society, and the private sector engaged in anti-corruption efforts.

More than 20 countries are represented at this year’s forum, including delegates from judicial, prosecutorial, law enforcement, and anti-corruption agencies. Over 50 senior officials, scholars, researchers, and experts are delivering presentations and exchanging knowledge and experiences on corruption prevention, institutional transparency, digital transformation, public participation, and regional cooperation.

Within the framework of the 6th Tashkent Anti-Corruption Forum, participants are discussing issues related to transparency and accountability in public institutions, digital-based corruption prevention systems, regional cooperation, anti-corruption education, and social partnerships.

The forum is expected to adopt a declaration containing recommendations aimed at strengthening international cooperation, developing digital tools for corruption prevention, and improving institutional transparency and accountability.

On the sidelines of the forum, the IAAC of Mongolia and the Anti-Corruption Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation in Combating and Preventing Corruption.

The Memorandum was signed by Mr. Z. Dashdavaa, Commissioner General and Director of IAAC, and Dr. Akmal Burkhanov, Director of the Anti-Corruption Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan, in the presence of officials from both organizations.

The Memorandum is significant as it establishes a legal framework for expanding bilateral cooperation in areas such as corruption prevention, public awareness and education, capacity building, exchange of experience, and the organization of joint training programs and research activities.

During the signing ceremony, Mr. Z. Dashdavaa and Dr. Akmal Burkhanov also held a bilateral meeting.

During the meeting, both sides emphasized that relations and cooperation between Mongolia and the Republic of Uzbekistan have been rapidly expanding in recent years and reaffirmed the importance of strengthening cooperation between the two anti-corruption agencies.

The parties also noted the active cooperation maintained between the two organizations in recent years and expressed confidence that the newly signed Memorandum would provide a solid foundation for future collaboration.