Kazakhstan has been ranked 88th in the global Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) by Transparency International, outperforming Russia, Thailand and Turkey, as reported by Kazakhstan’s Anti-Corruption Agency.
«The country scored 40 points, climbing five notches among 180 nations (88th). This is a new historical high, achieved with the help of a set of comprehensive anti-corruption measures. The global average stands at 43 points, while for the region of Eastern Europe and Central Asia (19 nations), the average is 35 points,» the agency said in a statement.
The Anti-Corruption Agency also highlighted that Kazakhstan has been marked...