On December 4 of this year, an educational discussion was conducted for first-year students of the Faculty of International Economics and Management within the framework of the “Constitution and Anti-Corruption Month”.

The main purpose of the event was to enhance the legal awareness of students, deepen their understanding of the Constitution's role in modern state governance and its invaluable significance in society, warn students about potential corruption risks in the future, and instill in them a spirit of honesty.

During the discussion, participants were provided with detailed information about the history of the Constitution's creation, its fundamental principles, and the constitutional foundations of the state structure and governance system. A presentation was also given, highlighting the changes and innovations made to the fundamental law in recent years. Additionally, the event covered the laws "On Combating Corruption" and "On Conflict of Interest."