Fidesz: Hungary aims to set anti-corruption example

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Hungary is committed to setting an example when it comes to public procurement transparency and fighting corruption, Tibor Navracsics, the minister for regional development and the uptake of EU funds, said on Tuesday.

Presenting data published by the European Union’s anti-corruption taskforce OLAF, Navracsics pointed to the falling number of cases the body had referred to the Hungarian authorities between 2016-2021.

Regarding public procurement procedures and corruption, Hungary has “whitened” considerably, Navracsics said. The document published by the European Commission shows that while Hungary “still has room for improvement”, its public procurements are no longer considered seriously problematic, he said.

Hungary has committed to steps in six areas as part of its negotiations with the European Commission, Navracsics said.

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  1. What a pity, the said Integrity Authority will not have Peter Akos Bod, David Jancsics and Miklos Marschall as members – of course NOT, these three were nominated by Transparency International. …So what else is not new? 🙁 And, Fidesz still expects those hadouts from the EU. Give me a break!

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