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The other face of financial corruption in Iraq

15:37 - 02/08/2018
 
  
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Books / Anis Al-Ansari ...

The financial corruption in Iraq has many different aspects that have been found by the politicians and the new officials in order to get the greatest amount of money that achieves them living luxuries at the expense of the suffering of the Iraqi people. Some of these aspects are surrounded by a kind of false legitimacy so that their owners are not held accountable and accountable. If we collect the money that is wasted annually on this road, we find it very large, not less than the size of other thefts. It is undoubtedly a great disregard for public money and the rights of the Iraqi people, and examples of this are many and do not need any interpretation or justification .... Some of them are outlined:

First: Do Iraqis know that the pension of Mr. Ghazi Ajil al-Yawar, who assumed the presidency of the Republic of Iraq for a very short period and temporarily by Bremer and the pension of his third wife, Nasreen Berwari, who held a ministerial position of more than six hundred million dinars annually. This amount is delivered to them in England unconditionally?

Second: The fictional financial privileges enjoyed by the President of the Republic and his deputies, the Prime Minister and the Speaker of the House of Representatives have reached the limit that can not be tolerated. In addition to the large number of protections, luxury cars and other privileges. They are not convinced of all this, but have found opportunities to appoint their relatives in positions in order to increase their share of the financial privileges, and this applies to the daughter of the President of the Republic, Ms. Joan Fouad Masoum, who works as a consultant and a salary of up to ten million dinars per month. This is also the case with the nephew of Saleh al-Mutlaq, who holds a senior position in the Ministry of Health (Environment) and the environmentalists are well aware of the extent of corruption that surrounds this person.

Third: Iraqis should imagine how much wasted money is allocated as a huge pension to members of the House of Representatives after the end of each parliamentary session. If we look at it in a simple mathematical way, we would find it if it continues for years to come. A large part of Iraq's budget will be reserved for their unpaid pensions. Because each parliamentary session includes approximately 275 deputies over a four-year period, and the numbers are increasing one after the other. Then what is the moral justification for granting a pension to someone who has not worked for more than four years? Is this the justice of failed politicians?

Fourthly, when he came to join the new political process to ensure that they had a special interest in this lucrative trade, the general public was announced to include the largest number of their relatives in order to obtain the many benefits, including the distribution of residential plots to them in excellent areas in the capital or in the provinces Especially in the era of Mr. Nouri al-Maliki), and if we checked in this particular courageous examination, we find that some of the names of the Nerberh obtained plots of land in the most expensive areas simply because they are calculated on the so and so even if the service did not exceed a few months.

Fifth: The huge number of advisers for the top three positions cost the Iraqi budget figures are not insignificant, knowing that no country in the world has this large number of advisers. But the ugly quota and the dominance of the parties impose such a situation.

Sixth: The existence of a large number of factories paralyzed paralyzed since 2003 and so far with the survival of cadres without work, represents in the logic of the accounts of real corruption convincing as the recipients of their salaries and wages do not provide the country any useful service.

Seventh: sending some of the staff outside of Iraq for purposes that are not real and logical, but to give some of them good opportunities for travel and financial benefit. This is often done according to special choices controlled by partisan loyalties and the degree of closeness of officials. Thus, this subject affects even a certain percentage to increase the waste of public money.

http://www.almaalomah.com/2018/08/02/331449/

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Wisdom: Abadi to wage war against corruption will be a candidate for prime minister

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The al-Hakamah movement, led by Ammar al-Hakim, announced Thursday its support and support for Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi in his fight against corruption and corruption.

The leader of the current Ali al-Badiri, local media, that "with Abadi in his war against corruption and corrupt and support this war, and stand by his side," noting that "Abadi to wage war against corrupt leaders and not only the young."

"Albadiri said that" Abadi, if the actual war against corruption and corrupt, will be among the candidates for prime minister, according to specifications and guidance of the reference, he will be firm and strong. "

Sources close to the Office of the Prime Minister of Iraq that the Prime Minister, Haider Abadi, is referring files of 50 senior officials to the Integrity Commission to investigate suspicions of corruption and mismanagement, including ministers and deputy ministers.

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Abadi soon to transfer the files of 50 officials of integrity .. close to him: will not resign from the invitation

 

 

Sources close to the Prime Minister's Office said Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi was referring 50 senior officials to the Integrity Commission to investigate corruption and mismanagement, including ministers and undersecretaries, but observers of the situation in Iraq played down his ability to hold corrupt officials accountable.

The head of the Center for Political Thought, Ihsan al-Shammari, a close associate of the Iraqi prime minister, told Asharq Al-Awsat that the planned measures "may take longer because of the nature of the files being uploaded and the required checks and inspections." Shammari stressed that «the officials referred to (integrity) ranging positions between ministers and deputy ministers and directors general in the various institutions of the state».

Abadi said in a press conference yesterday: "We have a basic campaign against corruption and the prosecution of corrupt, and soon we will publish what we have done in this regard, and was referred to the (integrity) and the people sentenced," they returned that «the apparent corruption needs convincing evidence And unequivocal evidence, the judiciary is not satisfied with the words of the Prime Minister; it needs conclusive evidence on the ground ». He also referred to «the formation of committees to review all the work of officials, although there is a delay or corruption of a certain official, we will take strong measures against him».

In addition to lifting the files of corruption to the Integrity Commission, Iraqi political circles are currently talking about Abadi's intention to stop officials from working and withdraw their hands from the departments and ministries they manage, as he did with the Minister of Electricity Qasim Fahdawi. Local news agencies and agencies circulated yesterday the decision to withdraw the hand of Sami Sami, budget officer at the Ministry of Finance, but the latter denied this.

Local observers view Abadi's actions in recent days as actions under the influence of public pressure expressed by demonstrations and sit-ins in the central and southern governorates, as well as an attempt by Abadi to appear resolute and capable of running the state and fighting corrupt people. Representative of the religious authority in Najaf.

On the other hand, the newspaper itself reported on the formation of the new Iraqi government and the conditions of the leader of the Sadrist movement, which was developed recently.

Sadr put about 30 conditions for the formation of the government, and 40 for the president, most notably the lack of dual nationality, which implies the exclusion of the current prime minister, and the most powerful candidates Haider Abadi, who holds British citizenship. Sadr stipulated that the head of government be outside the House of Representatives, and is fluent in more than one language, and is not subject to foreign pressure. To be good and not corrupt, and to end the interference of the party in the government and its institutions.

While Abadi appeared to be prepared to freeze his membership in the Dawa party and not to concede it, the head of Sadr's political bureau, Dr. Diaa al-Asadi, once again outlined the government's features advocated by Moqtada al-Sadr.

On the possibility of conditional waiver by Abadi towards his membership in the Dawa Party, the leader of the Dawa Party Ali al-Alaq said that "Abadi will not resign from the Islamic Dawa Party because it is history, ideology and ideology, but it is possible to freeze his membership in the party, Special grades and others in the next government completely independent ».

He added that «Muqtada al-Sadr has the right to put forward his vision in terms of the choice of the prime minister, a view of dialogue», indicating that «Abbadi candidate victory for prime minister and not a candidate for the Dawa Party». He pointed out that the relations «Ebadi talks and the Kurdistan Regional Government President Nechirvan Barzani did not touch on alliances, but there was dialogue and understandings on the formation of the largest bloc, and who says that Kirkuk will be a price for the second term of Abbadi is exaggerated». "There are no deals under the table or over the Constitution and the law, and the time of political deals is over because of the pressure of the street and our principles in the victory."

https://www.sotaliraq.com/2018/08/03/العبادي-يحيل-قريبا-ملفات-50-مسؤولا-للنزا/

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Iraqi authorities oust money-laundering professionals and turn them abroad

Iraqi authorities oust money-laundering professionals and turn them abroad



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Shafaq News / The Iraqi Interior Ministry reported on Friday the arrest of two money laundering bankers and transfer them out of the country.

The ministry spokesman Major General Saad Maan said in a statement today that the anti-organized crime units in the Nineveh province operating within the Federal Intelligence and Investigations Agency in the Ministry of the Interior in cooperation with a joint force seized four shops for unauthorized exchange, and arrested the owners after being involved in money laundering operations and transfer them Illegal inside and outside the country.

The statement said that the operation came after a continuous follow-up movements of the arrested, and seized the possession of the owners of the shops weapons and rigging devices.

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Internal: Setting up 4 non-authorized supermarkets in Nineveh

05:36 - 03/08/2018

 
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The Ministry of the Interior announced on Friday the seizure of four shops in the province of Nineveh. 
A spokesman for the Interior Ministry, Maj. Gen. Saad Maan, said in a statement received by Mawazine News that "the anti-organized crime squads in Nineveh province operating within the Federal Intelligence and Investigations Agency in the Ministry of the Interior in cooperation with a joint force seized four shops for unauthorized banking, "The owners were arrested after they were involved in money laundering and illegal transfer inside and outside the country." 
Maan added that "this operation comes after a continuous follow-up movements of the arrested, and seized with weapons and rigging devices." Finished 29 / d

 
 
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Saudi newspaper publishes list of wealthy Iraqi politicians

Led by Nuri al-Maliki and Massoud Barzani

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Saudi Arabia's Al-Watan newspaper has published names accused of corruption involving wealthy politicians and Iraqi officials for more than $ 200 billion, according to international watchdogs, the paper said Saturday.

According to a report by the liberal- controlled newspaper in Saudi Arabia today (August 4, 2018), " international watchdogs monitoring the movement and transfer of funds, published a list of corruption involving wealthy politicians and Iraqi officials, led by the leader of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki, The Kurdish Democratic Massoud Barzani ranked second. "

He added that "the volume of corruption funds in Iraq amounted to more than 200 billion dollars in the form of liquid funds and real estate and investment in Arab and foreign countries belonging to political leaders and former officials in Iraq."

The report said that " sources close to the regulatory bodies confirmed that there is a list of wealthy politicians and Iraqi officials, issued by the current Vice President of the State of Law coalition leader Secretary General of the Islamic Dawa Party Nuri al-Maliki $ 50 billion in cash, as well as immovable property, while occupied Second place, the former president of Kurdistan Region Massoud Barzani and leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and reached $ 48 billion dollars of bonds and real estate and stakes in Swiss companies, German and Italian .

He added that "According to sources, there are other personalities included in the list amounted to about $ 173 billion dollars of property is immovable apartments, houses and gold coins . "

The Central Bank of Iraq has announced that the size of Iraq's revenues after 2003 amounted to more than 700 billion dollars, while pointing fingers to the personalities and influential parties involved in the waste of public funds and the disruption of development projects and construction.

Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi at his weekly press conference on Tuesday revealed the names of officials referred to the Integrity Commission for wasting public money .

"Iraq's money over the past years has been dominated by powerful parties, which have formed economic committees to get contracts for projects that have not been completed and whose money has gone to political leaders and officials," the newspaper quoted economic expert Ibrahim Khalil as saying.

In his commentary on the list, Khalil said, "Among the Iraqi politicians are businessmen, they belong to wealthy families, they own companies abroad, while others received their wealth from public money, especially since before 2003 they did not have a single dollar, , How did they get these huge wealth in a few years ?.

It is worth mentioning that several provinces in Jounb, central Iraq and the capital Baghdad are witnessing since 8 July last protests against corruption and demonstrations demanding services and employment opportunities, while in the Kurdistan Region and despite the relative calm, part of the salaries of employees are deducted according to the compulsory savings system applied since more than Two years, in addition to the delay of spending for several months on the dates set and the accumulation of billions of dollars of loans from foreign oil companies in the region.

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The Central Bank transmits 180 reports on money laundering to the public prosecution

August 2, 2018

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 Kneozmedia / Baghdad ..

The governor of the Central Bank Ali al-Alak, on Thursday, the transfer of 180 reports to the prosecution during the past period on suspicion of money laundering or financing of terrorism, stressing that the decision of the International Financial Action Organization ( FATF ) to exit Iraq from the list of countries under the monitoring and follow-up of international funds, To the confidence of States in dealing financially with Iraq, while.

Al-Alak said in a statement to the official newspaper "Sabah" that "the decision of the International Financial Action Organization has helped to acquire foreign financial transactions of Iraq is very reliable for countries, banks, foreign correspondents and financial institutions," noting that "these parties are afraid to deal with countries that do not have Full discipline or control over anti-money laundering and terrorism financing. "

He added that "Iraq is currently attractive to international financial and investment institutions and once announced the lifting of the follow-up attention of all international financial institutions," noting that "among the indicators of serious country in this framework, enabling him to submit 180 reports of the prosecution on suspicion of money laundering or terrorism financing "He said.

He pointed out that "Iraq's financial and monetary transactions going in the right direction in conjunction with the development of regulations and regulatory laws as all banks were obliged to set up anti-money laundering units and compliance units and to ensure the independence of the money laundering and terrorism financing office

http://www.knoozmedia.com/355165/البنك-المركزي-يحيل-180-تقريرا-بشأن-غسيل-ا/

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Saudi report: Barzani's fortune reached 48 billion dollars

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Information / Baghdad ..

A Saudi report revealed that the wealth of former Kurdish president Massoud Barzani has reached 48 billion dollars, indicating that his wealth is bonds, real estate and stakes in foreign companies .

The newspaper "Al Watan" Saudi Arabia in a report seen by (information), "The international watchdogs to monitor the movement of funds and transport confirmed that the size of funds of political leaders and former officials in Iraq, amounted to more than 200 billion dollars in the form of liquid funds and real estate and investments in countries Arab and foreign . "

The newspaper added that "the funds of the former Kurdistan Region President Massoud Barzani amounted to 48 billion dollars," noting that "it is a bond, real estate and bets in Swiss companies, German and Italian ."

The newspaper pointed out in its report that "there are other figures included in the list amounted to about $ 173 billion dollars of property is immovable apartments, houses and gold coins." Ending / 25

https://www.almaalomah.com/2018/08/04/331711/

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Muqdad Al-Janabi: We call on the government to fight corruption immediately and not just to threaten the media

By Rudao 2 hours ago

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RODAOU - Erbil 

Iraqi cleric Muqdad al-Janabi called on Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi to fight corruption effectively and stop talking about it in satellite channels. 

Al-Janabi said during a sermon Friday prayers: "Is it permissible to disrupt the Ministry of Electricity to withdraw the hand of the minister? Is not supposed to be cadres are going to work or there are Mafiyat influential within the ministries," adding: "We want an experienced management struggling corruption immediately and not to talk about Satellite TV only ". 

"It is an official letter addressed to the Tax Authority on the disabling of 1700 plots of land without any justification for years because of one or two employees," he said, asking: "Is this the work of the state? 

He continued directing his speech to Abadi: "

The provinces of Basra, Karbala, Dhi Qar, Diwaniyah, Muthanna, Najaf and Baghdad witnessed protests since 9 July to demand the provision of public services and job opportunities and the prosecution of corrupt officials in the joints of the state. 

Protests erupted last month in the violence and burning of public property and party offices, leaving 14 people dead and hundreds injured by security forces and demonstrators, according to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.

http://www.rudaw.net/arabic/middleeast/iraq/0308201817

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To inform the Iraqi people ... Officials in the country wealth reached more than two hundred billion dollars !!

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Al-Watan newspaper reported on Saturday that international watchdogs to monitor and transport the movement of funds confirmed that the funds of political leaders and former officials in Iraq amounted to more than 200 billion dollars in the form of liquid funds, real estate and investments in Arab countries And foreign.

 

The newspaper quoted sources close to the regulatory bodies, that "there is a list of wealthy politicians and Iraqi officials, issued by the current Vice-President of the coalition of state law, Secretary General of the Islamic Dawa Party Nuri al-Maliki $ 50 billion in cash, as well as immovable property, The former head of the Kurdistan region, former Massoud Barzani and amounted to $ 48 billion dollars of bonds and real estate and bets in Swiss companies, German and Italian.

 

According to the sources, "there are other personalities included in the list amounted to about $ 173 billion dollars of property is immovable apartments and houses and gold coins."

 

The newspaper added that "while the Central Bank of Iraq announced the size of Iraq's revenues after 2003 more than 700 billion dollars, pointing fingers to the figures and influential parties involved in the waste of public funds and the disruption of development and construction projects."

 

"Iraq's money over the past years has been dominated by powerful parties, which have formed economic committees to get contracts for projects that have not been completed and their money went to political leaders and officials," the newspaper quoted economist Ibrahim Khalil as saying.

 

"Iraqi politicians are businessmen, they belong to rich families, they have companies abroad, and others have their wealth from public money, especially since before 2003 they did not have a dollar," he said.

 

"How did they get this huge wealth in a few years?" He asked.

 

The expert stressed to take the example of Maliki had a rudimentary swimming pools and swam in the courtyard of Sayeda Zeinab in the Levant. And the question of where came this huge wealth ?!

 
 
 
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Newspaper: $ 50 billion wealth of al-Maliki and after him, Parisi 48 billion!

Newspaper: $ 50 billion wealth of al-Maliki and after him, Parisi 48 billion!
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - International watchdogs monitoring and transporting money have confirmed that the money of political leaders and former officials in Iraq amounted to more than $ 200 billion in liquid funds, the Saudi daily Al Watan reported on Saturday. And the real estate and investment in Arab and foreign countries. The newspaper quoted sources close to the regulatory bodies, that "there is a list of wealthy politicians and Iraqi officials, issued by the current Vice President of the President of the coalition of state law Secretary-General of the Islamic Dawa Party Nuri al-Maliki 50 billion dollars in cash, as well as Immovable property, p The second place was the former head of the Kurdistan region, Massoud Barzani, whose funds amounted to $ 48 billion in bonds, real estate and stakes in Swiss, German and Italian companies. "According to the sources," there are other figures included in the list amounted to about $ 173 billion of property is immovable apartments and houses And gold coins. " The newspaper said that "while the Central Bank of Iraq announced the size of Iraq's revenues after 2003, more than 700 billion dollars, pointing fingers to the personalities and influential parties involved in waste of public funds and the disruption of development projects and construction." The Prime Minister Haider Abadi waved at his press conference, on Last Tuesday, revealed the names of officials referred to the Integrity Commission on charges of waste of public money. The newspaper said in its report on the expert Ibrahim Khalil, "The funds of Iraq over the past years dominated by influential parties, where they formed economic committees to obtain contracts for the implementation of projects not completed and went Amo "Iraqi politicians are businessmen, they belong to wealthy families, they have companies abroad, and others have their wealth from public money, especially since before 2003 they did not have," he said. One dollar. "The expert asks:

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3 hours ago, Butifldrm said:

Kneozmedia / Baghdad ..

The governor of the Central Bank Ali al-Alak, on Thursday, the transfer of 180 reports to the prosecution during the past period on suspicion of money laundering or financing of terrorism, stressing that the decision of the International Financial Action Organization ( FATF ) to exit Iraq from the list of countries under the monitoring and follow-up of international funds, To the confidence of States in dealing financially with Iraq, while.

Al-Alak said in a statement to the official newspaper "Sabah" that "the decision of the International Financial Action Organization has helped to acquire foreign financial transactions of Iraq is very reliable for countries, banks, foreign correspondents and financial institutions," noting that "these parties are afraid to deal with countries that do not have Full discipline or control over anti-money laundering and terrorism financing. "

He added that "Iraq is currently attractive to international financial and investment institutions and once announced the lifting of the follow-up attention of all international financial institutions," noting that "among the indicators of serious country in this framework, enabling him to submit 180 reports of the prosecution on suspicion of money laundering or terrorism financing "He said.

He pointed out that "Iraq's financial and monetary transactions going in the right direction in conjunction with the development of regulations and regulatory laws as all banks were obliged to set up anti-money laundering units and compliance units and to ensure the independence of the money laundering and terrorism financing office

 

Thank You for THIS and ALL the other news articles You tirelessly post, Butifldrm, AND The Best Of Your Weekend To You!!! :tiphat:

 

This appears to be a news worthy item and appears it is reported as actual fact.

 

Excuse me while I do a few :backflip:       :backflip:       :backflip: in the front yard.

 

OK, now that I've burned off a little excitement.................................

 

SAY WHAT???!!!

 

Transferring 180 reports of SUSPICION of money laundering or financing of terrorism, "exits Iraq from the list of countries under the monitoring and follow-up of international funds" "to the confidence of States (Sovereign Countries???!!!) in dealing financially with Iraq"???!!!

 

I dunno folks. This statement hits me like a full tilt loaded freight train.

 

So, "the decision of the International Financial Action Organization" "has helped to" "acquire foreign financial transactions of Iraq" "is very reliable for countries, banks, foreign correspondents and financial institutions" sure sounds like Iraq is now on the forefront of international financial tracing and is fully, or very nearly fully, out of the Prehistoric/Stone Age banking system practices and is now fully integrated internationally. And said by none other than the current acting CBI Governor Ali al-Alaaq???!!!

 

So now, "Iraq is CURRENTLY attractive to international financial and investment institutions and once announced the lifting of the follow-up attention of all INTERNATIONAL financial institutions"???!!!

 

SAY WHAT???!!!

 

ATTRACTIVE TO INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENT INSTITUTIONS???!!!

 

Hmmmmmmmmmmm...............................................................

 

Maybe stay tuned with more rock 'em sock 'em financial action?????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

In The Mean Time.................................................

 

Go Moola Nova (YEAH AND YEE HAW, BABY, READY WHEN YOU ARE BROTHER (OR SISTER) - LET 'ER BUCK!!!)!!!

:rodeo:   :pirateship:

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1 hour ago, Rugbylaird19 said:

I've often told myself that once I cashed out I would walk away and never look back at Iraq or the middle east as a whole. However, I'm inclined to keep tabs on Maliki for the sole purpose of one day watching him swing from the tallest tree...

When I read the post and the name at the top of the list was Maliki, I was not surprised.  Lets see where this goes. 

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For the life of me, I cannot understand why anyone would see their fellow countrymen suffer in poverty while hoarding $50 Billion (Maliki) and $48 Billion (Barzani) for themselves.

Whatever can a person buy with such unbelievable wealth, that they couldn't buy with several hundred million?  Why is it necessary to have $50 Billion?  They've got to be the greediest people on earth.  I'm sure there is a special place in hell waiting for them.

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Comprehend the Corruption Perception Index CPI to introduce meaningful Anti-Corruption Reforms

 

The United Nations Development Program UNDP, in partnership with the Iraqi Commission of Integrity, organized a workshop designed to discuss and provide an understanding on the data and methodologies used to rank countries on the Corruption Perception Index (CPI).

The Workshop organized jointly with the Transparency International (TI), and hosted by the Iraqi Anti-Corruption Academy bringing together for the first-time government officials with civil society representatives to meaningfully discuss the factors influencing the corruption perception in the public sector.

The Regional advisor for Arab States in Transparency International Ms. Kinda Hattar facilitated the very interactive discussion among the participants who acquired in-depth knowledge on the source of information, and the global surveys that feed into the CPI.

Moreover, the discussion led to recognize the institutional changes and reforms needed to introduce impactful results on combating and preventing corruption.

The workshop is a significant milestone towards building a partnership between the UNDP, TI, Iraqi Government and stakeholders to reinforce the government’s efforts in fighting corruption.

This workshop was followed by several high-level meetings with government officials to discuss practical action plans to sensitize relevant public institutions and civil society to fight corruption.

UNDP through its FFER-Federal Project has already deployed high-caliber international experts to support Anti-Corruption activities and to build the capacity of relevant government entities engaged in fighting corruption.

 

http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2018/08/04/workshop-on-tackling-corruption/

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Home" Saudi Arabia apologizes to Massoud Barzani and turn a blind eye to Maliki, "the owner of 50 billion"

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BAGHDAD, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Al-Watan newspaper on Sunday apologized to the head of the renegade Kurdistan region, Massoud Barzani, for information in a previous report that said Barzani was the second-richest official in Iraq.

The newspaper said that "because this information lacks documentation, and there may have been other motives for it, and the fact of professional journalism, the newspaper apologizes strongly to the State of Massoud Mustafa Barzani, head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party for this mistake is not intended to be sure," asserting that " Will be verified from the sources of the occurrence of this. "

The newspaper did not mention in its apology the head of state law, Vice President Nuri al-Maliki, who described him in the same report as the richest official in Iraq.

The newspaper "Al Watan" Saudi Arabia, reported in a report, on Saturday, that the organs

An international watchdog monitoring the movement and movement of funds, confirmed that the volume of funds of political leaders and former officials in Iraq, amounted to more than 200 billion dollars in the form of funds and investments in real estate and investment in Arab and foreign countries.

The newspaper quoted sources close to the regulatory bodies, that "there is a list of wealthy politicians and Iraqi officials, issued by the current Vice-President of the coalition of state law, Secretary General of the Islamic Dawa Party Nuri al-Maliki $ 50 billion in cash, as well as immovable property, while ranked second President of the Kurdistan region, former Massoud Barzani and amounted to $ 48 billion dollars of bonds and real estate and bets in Swiss companies, German and Italian.

According to the sources, "there are other personalities included in the list amounted to about $ 173 billion dollars of property is immovable apartments and houses and gold coins."

The newspaper added that "while the Central Bank of Iraq announced the size of Iraq's revenues after 2003 more

Of 700 billion dollars, pointed fingers to the personalities and influential parties involved in the waste of public funds and the disruption of development projects and construction.

Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi told his press conference last Tuesday to reveal the names of officials referred to the Integrity Commission for wasting public money.

"Iraq's money over the past years has been dominated by powerful parties, which have formed economic committees to get contracts for projects that have not been completed and their money went to political leaders and officials," the newspaper quoted economist Ibrahim Khalil as saying.

"Iraqi politicians are businessmen, they belong to rich families, they have companies abroad, and others have their wealth from public money, especially since before 2003 they did not have a dollar," he said.

The expert asked: "How did they earn these huge wealth in a few years?" End (1)

https://www.iraqpressagency.com/?p=281470

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Maliki's office denies what the Saudi media published about the wealth of the Vice President of the Republic

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Alsumaria News / Baghdad
denied Vice President Office Nuri al - Maliki , Sunday, published by the Saudi media about his wealth, noting that these lies are not the first and will not deceive one. 

The director of the office Hisham Rikabi said in an interview with Alsumaria News that "what the Saudi media misinformed about the wealth of Vice President Nuri al-Maliki is baseless," noting that "some of the media used to promote such lies."

 

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"Some Saudi media used to publish such lies," he said, adding that "the report and the means of media published by it falls within the agenda known to target Iraqi leaders." 

He criticized Al-Rikabi, "the exit of the Saudi media from professional when he apologizes to some of the names mentioned in the report and continue his lies against the Vice President of the Republic." 

"This is inaccurate and this is not the first time we hear about it," he said. "Those lies will not mislead anyone. The Iraqis know who are taking negative positions towards Iraq and the Iraqi people."

With a fortune of 48 billion dollars, according to the newspaper.

https://www.alsumaria.tv/news/243768/مكتب-المالكي-ينفي-ما-نشره-الإعلام-السعودي-بشأن-ثرو/ar

 

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A close associate of Abadi reveals the list of "spoilers" presented by the prime minister to the judiciary

 
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BAGHDAD - Iraq today: 

Former member of the House of Representatives, Jassem al-Bayati, revealed a list of spoilers presented by Prime Minister Haider Abadi to the Iraqi judiciary for accounting. 

"The list includes about 73 names, including influential political figures and high-ranking officials, owners of companies and personalities working in the Iraqi state," said al-Bayati, a close to the prime minister, noting that "the list includes only those accused of smuggling money out of the country." 

He added that "the list was not put forward before the parliamentary elections held on May 12, so as not to be considered by some as electoral propaganda." 

He stressed that "the prime minister emphasizes the status of the list on the table and the accountability of the defaulters by the judiciary," noting that it "will include all those who have large sums of money outside Iraq, obtained illegally, both the faults of the former regime or the current politicians."

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