Skopje, 9 December 2021 (MIA) – Corruption impacts the social, political and economic development of entire nations. Both developed and underdeveloped countries are vulnerable to corruption, but it most affects those with weak democratic values, Deputy PM in charge of fight against crime and corruption, sustainable development and human resource Ljupcho Nikolovski posted on Facebook on December 9 - International Anti-Corruption Day. “On International Anti-Corruption Day, governments, the economy, civil organizations and the whole society should reaffirm their commitment to cooperation over ending corruption,” read Nikolovski’s post. Deputy PM Nikolovski underlined on Thursday that corruption poses a threat to the entire social system, rule of law, the budget, economic development and most importantly, to the living standard of people everywhere. “Let’s end corruption! Let’s create a better tomorrow for all. Let’s remove the veil of secrecy and shine a light on criminal activities! That’s the only way to get justice! Everything is public! Corruption doesn’t pay off! Your right, your responsibility: say NO to corruption,” he stressed.