The professional day for integrity advisors organised by the National Protective Service's Corruption Prevention Department on 9 July 2025 reaffirmed the organisation's commitment to ethical conduct and the prevention of corruption. The aim of the event was to provide up-to-date professional support to integrity advisors who play a key role in preserving and improving the integrity of public institutions.
Integrity advisors, numbering around 120 people, were also well represented during the summer, which shows that the professional community is a committed and active player in corruption prevention activities.
The topics of the programme were designed to provide participants with the most up-to-date and relevant information. The latest developments in the implementation of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy were presented in detail, and the domestic aspects of international anti-corruption actions were also reviewed. The workshop presented a summary analysis of the 2024 Integrity Reports and provided participants with insights into good practices in preparing the younger generation for careers in law enforcement. Special attention was also given to how to apply an integrity-based approach to support the functioning of school communities.
It is extremely important for our organisation that contacts with the integrity advisors were not only regular but also professionally inspiring. Our event has served this purpose and preparations have already started for the next meeting in the autumn, the programme of which will be drawn up with the involvement of the advisors concerned, in order to meet their professional needs as closely as possible, further strengthening the community and the effectiveness of the Integrity Advisory Network.
