One of the top priorities and a key focus area for aviation sector organizations' operations is anti-corruption. The Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan held a lecture today on adhering to anti-corruption laws, preventing anti-corruption measures, and safeguarding the rights of those who disclose corrupt practices. Gulnaz Sagandykova, Senior Officer of the Prevention Directorate of the Anti-Corruption Service Department in Astana, attended the meeting. The main anti-corruption measures, anti-corruption policy's principles and components, issues over adherence to anti-corruption regulations, and procedures for defending the rights of citizens who disclose corrupt practices were all covered. As the guest speaker noted, every Kazakhstani should adopt an intolerance for corruption as a civic position. A variety of organizational, informational, and educational methods are used to create an anti-corruption culture. These measures help to reduce the risk of corrupt practices and are also aimed at openness and transparency in the work of employees not only of state bodies, but also of organizations at any level. During the meeting representatives from the aviation sector in charge of licensing, facilitation, and transportation of dangerous goods received detailed information.