ACF’s Andrey Yankulov Addresses Second Plenary Meeting of the EU Network Against Corruption

Andrey Yankulov, senior legal expert at the Anti-Corruption Fund Foundation (ACF), is participating in the second plenary meeting of the EU network against corruption.

Yankulov is addressing the plenary meeting’s closing panel, titled Fighting High-Level Corruption – Success Stories and Strategies.

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The panel will present successful examples of civic investigations of high-level corruption and showcase proven mechanisms to counter corruption with the help of civic organizations.

Yankulov will focus on ACF’s approach to mobilizing public support for anti-corruption measures and demanding decisive institutional actions.

Also joining the panel are Martin Ortner, Chief Public Prosecutor at the Austrian Economic and Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, and Macarena Arroyo, Chief Public Prosecutor on Anti-Drugs, Algeciras, Spain.

The EU network against corruption is an umbrella forum that unites different anti-corruption stakeholders such as national public institutions, experts, civil society, international organizations, EU agencies, and relevant directorates of the European Commission. Established in 2023, the network serves as a platform for sharing good practices, identifying high-risk sectors within the EU, and helping shape the EU’s anti-corruption strategy.

Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for Home Affairs, inaugurated the second plenary meeting. Oliver Röpke, President of the European Economic and Social Committee, and François Valérian, President of the Board at Transparency International, also delivered welcoming remarks.

More about the plenary meeting of the EU Network against Corruption

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