Friday, 22, November, 2024
The Anti-Corruption Agency has made adjustments to previously reported data on bribes in Uzbekistan. During a briefing at AIMC on June 20, the spokesman to the Anti-Corruption Agency, Durdona Ochilova, said that the maximum amount of a bribe in Uzbekistan stood at $2 million in 2021.
Later, these data were corrected. The amount of the maximum bribe was in fact $200,000.
The Anti-Corruption Agency explained the error by technical reasons.
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