Tashkent, Uzbekistan – Podrobno.uz. The Anti-Corruption Agency of Uzbekistan has reported that nearly 1.9 trillion soums (approximately $150 million) in financial violations and deficiencies were detected in state bodies and organizations during the first half of 2026.

During the reporting period, internal anti-corruption control units conducted 19,709 inspections, monitoring, and control activities. As a result, financial violations totaling 1.886 trillion soums were identified. Of these, violations worth 264.7 billion soums have been rectified, while the misuse of 587.8 billion soums was prevented.

Special attention was paid to public procurement. Violations were found in 92 procurements worth a total of 350 billion soums. In response, 46 submissions were made to ministries and agencies, and 45 materials were forwarded to law enforcement for legal assessment.

For violations of conflict of interest legislation, administrative cases were opened against 137 officials, which have been sent to courts for review.

Earlier, Uzbekistan approved a national anti-corruption certification procedure. State bodies, budget organizations, and companies with a state share of over 50% will undergo certification.

Source: podrobno.uz