Open dialogue with the younger generation of future specialists is key to the future of the state. This was noted by ARMA Head Olena Duma during an open lecture for students of the State University of Trade and Economics on the topic: “Legal and organizational aspects of ARMA's activities in the context of ensuring national security.”

The event was attended by 225 university students who were present in the auditorium, and another 570 participants joined the lecture online.

ARMA Head told students about the Agency's role in Ukraine's anti-corruption system, its key functions, and tasks. She emphasized:

“ARMA is an institution that find, trace and manages seized property. We have conducted a large-scale inventory of assets, which allows us to effectively manage property that is returned to the state. The new team has introduced new competitive rules for selecting managers of seized property, which allows us to attract professional managers and ensure that the assets work for the state."

The lecture was filled with examples of real cases, challenges and victories that ARMA faces every day.

“We are not working for the sake of numbers, we are working for the victory of Ukraine and its recovery. Students and our generation must feel this foundation. Each success of ARMA is the result of teamwork and determination to protect the interests of the state. The restoration of the country is our common duty, and every student, every future specialist can join this great cause,” concluded Olena Duma.

A recording of the lecture will be available on ARMA's YouTube channel.