“If we all act as one united force, and the university community stands together, viewing corruption as a ‘cancer in the body of society,’ we will certainly be able to prevent it.
Let’s say no to corruption! As a higher education institution, we will carry out an uncompromising fight against all forms of corruption. This is not only the duty of the university administration but also the responsibility of every teacher, employee, and student,” said the Rector in his speech.
During the event, participants shared their opinions, and several proposals aimed at preventing corruption — such as the creation of a “Rapid General Communication” system, as well as initiatives like the “Integrity Media” project designed to encourage students to spend their free time effectively and productively — were supported.
It was emphasized that combating corruption requires the joint efforts not only of teachers and staff but also of students.
At the end of the event, artworks created by talented young people of the university were displayed. On the occasion of October 11 – International Day of the Girl Child, various poems and songs were presented to the audience.
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