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<p>Helping Afghans to tackle corruption is a key priority for the UK’s engagement
in Afghanistan, where we focus first and foremost on anti-corruption efforts that
contribute to the building of a stable and self-reliant state. Anti-corruption was
a key theme of the Brussels Conference on Afghanistan. At the Conference, the Afghan
government announced that the new Anti Corruption Justice Centre (ACJC) was operational.
They also made a commitment that five revenue generating ministries will publicly
report on implementation progress of their anti-corruption action plans in 2017.</p><p>The
UK and the rest of the international community will continue to press the Afghan government
to deliver on these commitments to ensure that core government functions are transparent,
accountable and consistent, and that violations are met with legal, timely and consistently
applied sanctions.</p>
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