Anti-Corruption Commission Chairperson U Aung Kyi receives New Zealand Ambassador

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Anti-Corruption Commission Chair U Aung Kyi holds talks with New Zealand Ambassador Mr. Steve Marshall.  Photo: MNA

Chairperson of the Anti-Corruption Commission U Aung Kyi received New Zealand Ambassador Mr. Steve Marshall and party at his office in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday morning.
During the meeting, they discussed about Corruption Prevention Units (CPU) to be formed in governmental departments, cooperation in drawing rules and regulations for public and private business sectors, and for public and non-governmental organizations to participate in anti-corruption work.

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