The Board of Governors meeting, of which Presidential Aide Sergei Dubik is a permanent member, addressed the Academy’s research and educational programmes, as well as issues of ensuring financial stability and strengthening the talent pool of this international organisation.
During the meeting, two Russian representatives were elected to Academy’s key bodies: deputy director of the Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law Studies under the Government of the Russian Federation Vladimir Lafitsky and head of inspection of the Russian Federation’s Accounts Chamber Konstantin Mikhailik.
The International Anti-Corruption Academy is an international organisation featuring 67 states and international organisations that signed its founding treaty; 45 of them, including the Russian Federation, became its full-fledged participants.