Contacts
Opening hours
Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, lunch 13:00–14:00
Address
8A Shota Rustaveli St, Yakkasaroy district, Tashkent
Key functions
- 01Implements state policy on preventing and combating corruption
- 02Assessment of corruption risks in state bodies, compliance systems, officials’ declarations
- 03Receives reports of corruption from the public — call centre 1253, virtual reception
- 04Anti-corruption review of regulations
- 05Annual national report and anti-corruption education
About
The Anti-Corruption Agency was created by presidential decree in June 2020 and is accountable to the President and the chambers of the Oliy Majlis. The agency implements corruption-prevention policy: it assesses corruption risks in state bodies, introduces compliance systems, monitors officials’ income declarations, reviews regulations and prepares an annual national report.
Members of the public can report corruption via call centre 1253, the agency’s website and its Telegram bot; whistleblowers are protected by law. Criminal investigation is outside the agency’s remit — such cases go to law-enforcement bodies.
The agency is located on Shota Rustaveli Street in Tashkent, next to the Grand Mir hotel, with regional departments across the country.
Phone numbers and hours can change — call ahead before you visit.