Three finalists shortlisted in the running for NABU Director
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The competition commission has announced three finalists competing for the post of the Director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), with the Cabinet of Ministers to be selecting from Serhiy Hupiak, Semen Kryvonos, and Roman Osypchuk, NABU announced on March 4.
The commission assessed the integrity, professional experience, knowledge, and qualities of the candidates to shortlist the three finalists, as well as ensuring a transparent and fair approach to the selection. It also served as an independent evaluator for the applicants.
NABU said it had received 78 applications, with 74 being moved to the initial selection stage.
The next stage tested the candidates’ knowledge of legislation, general skills and abilities, personal competencies, and ability to complete practical tasks. Based on the assessments, 21 candidates were invited to continue to the final interview stage.
The remaining candidates were interviewed on their integrity and their professional competencies. The committee selected Hupiak, Kryvonos, and Osypchuk as the top three.
"A strong anti-corruption system is important not only now, but its importance for society will only grow in the future when the country begins to rebuild after the war," said commission member Mykola Kucheriavenko.
"Therefore, the future Director of the NABU, representing the vision of the commission, is the best investigator, the best administrator of the investigative institution, and a leader with a vision of the future of the NABU who will lead a large team."
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