According to reports, this decision was a result of the agency's failure to address serious violations identified earlier and to comply with a number of NAC directives. As a consequence, the agency loses its accreditation status for a period of six months.
Additionally, reports on the activities of six other accreditation agencies registered with the Ministry for the year 2025 were reviewed at the meeting.
During the discussion, participants emphasized the importance of strict adherence to accreditation procedures by both agencies and educational institutions. Special attention was given to preventing conflicts of interest and combating unlawful actions.
Changes to existing regulatory legal acts are planned to improve accreditation processes.
