Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Uzbekistan

In particular, another roundtable discussion was held on 19 August at 15:00.

The event focused on ensuring compliance with budget discipline, combating corruption, and preventing conflicts of interest.
A total of 110 employees of regional economy and finance authorities, the Treasury Service Committee, and the Pension Fund system participated in the seminar, divided into 7 groups.

Specifically:

Chief specialists of the Industrial Development Consolidated Department of the Regional Main Departments of Economy and Finance;

Leading specialists of the Urbanization, Housing and Master Planning, Investment, PPP, Social and Industrial Programmes Development Division of the Regional Main Department of Economy and Finance;

First Deputy Heads of District (City) Economy and Finance Departments responsible for comprehensive economic development of territories;

Chief specialists responsible for forecasting and analysing budget revenues in District (City) Economy and Finance Departments;
Chief specialists responsible for ensuring the financial provision of mahallas and coordinating the Citizens’ Initiative Budget processes in District (City) Economy and Finance Departments;

Heads of District (City) Treasury Service units;

Chief specialists of the Citizen Services Divisions of District (City) Pension Fund Departments.

According to the training programme, responsible officials of the Ministry’s Internal Audit Department and Compliance Service Department provided information on the priority issues identified in the programme.

In particular, the implementation of State Budget revenues, including local budget revenue forecasts, and expenditures in 2025 was analysed in detail, along with errors and shortcomings identified as a result of audit and control activities in 2025–2026 in the local budgets of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, the regions and the city of Tashkent, as well as in the Treasury Service and Pension Fund systems.

Detailed information was also provided on the measures implemented within the Ministry’s system in 2025–2026 to combat corruption and address conflicts of interest, as well as on preventive activities that were organised.

At the conclusion of the event, participants’ views and proposals on strengthening budget discipline and preventing corruption and conflicts of interest were heard.

Similar training seminars and roundtable discussions will continue with the participation of employees of other structural units of the Ministry, in accordance with the approved schedule.

PR and Communications Department
Ministry of Economy and Finance