BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 9. President of
Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov called for bringing cases of corruption in
government institutions to public attention based on verified and
substantiated evidence.
According to the Kyrgyz president's press service, the head of
state made the statement on September 9 during a session of the
Jogorku Kenesh.
"If there are cases of corruption in government institutions, I
urge you to bring such facts to public attention based on verified
and substantiated evidence. This will be a great help to the state.
I will stand with you and support such initiatives," Sadyr Japarov
said.
Sadyr Japarov noted that identifying corruption and providing
reliable information about such cases can provide significant
assistance to the state.
"If there are cases of corruption in government institutions, I
urge you to bring such facts to public attention based on verified
and substantiated evidence. This will be a great help to the
state," he said.
The president said he would support such initiatives.
At the same time, Japarov warned that strict measures would be
taken within the law against individuals who spread false
information, mislead people and have a negative impact on the
country's development.
He also called on members of the public to refrain from populist
and demagogic statements and not to use contentious issues to
divide society.
According to the president, public discussions should be based
on verified facts and contribute to solving problems rather than
escalating confrontation.
