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Sadr calls for the liberation of Mosul from the furies of corruption

Political | 08:11 - 04/04/2019

 
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BAGHDAD - Moazin News 
called on the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr, on Thursday, to a serious stand to liberate Mosul from 'the causes of corruption', as he put it. 
"After the beloved Mosul was liberated from the hands of terror by the grace of the security forces and the heroic Mujahideen, it is today a captive (of corruption)," Sadr said in a tweet on Twitter, read by Mawazine News. 
He added: "Looting and trade agreements are suffering even with the terrorists of conscience, saying: that the province needs a serious pause of those wise and prudent to keep away the hands of sin, corruption, injustice and kidnapping as soon as possible."

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Directed a message to the political blocs .. Prime Minister appreciates Sadr's initiative to support the efforts of the Supreme Council against Corruption

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MP Sheikh Ali, the governments and the Gulf states, called for not to receive their money to the Iraqi government. 
Sheikh Ali said in a tweet on Twitter: As a deputy on behalf of the Iraqi people I address the donor countries (especially the Gulf countries), do not hand over our governments dinars, nor Dharma or Real, because it will go to groups of thieves and haram. 
"The solution is to supervise yourselves to build schools, homes, hospitals and playgrounds." 
"If you give the government money, I will spit on you," he said

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Renowned cleric Al-Sadr demands eradication of corruption in Mosul

 

Iraqi renowned cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr said Mosul must be liberated from corruption, describing the corrupt as “ISIS.”


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“After the beloved Mosul got liberated from the hands of ISIS by the hands of heroes of the security forces, it became vulnerable to corruption, suffering from steal and corrupt trade deals even with terrorists and ISIS remnants,” Al-Sadr posted on Twitter.

“This governorate requires a serious stand from Iraq’s wise people to drive away actors of corruption and injustice as soon as possible,” Al-Sadr added.
 
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Alsumaria News / Baghdad
announced that the Office of the Inspector General of the Interior Ministry Jamal al -Asadi , on Friday, he discovered " a shortage and embezzlement" is estimated at one billion and about 855 million dinars in the amounts of the Civil Status and Passports and Residence Directorate of Revenue for 2006 - 2013. 

The office said in a statement , News received Alsumaria a copy of it , That "the shortage was discovered against the background of the establishment of a specialized audit committee set up by Inspector-General Gamal al-Asadi to verify and audit the accounts of the Directorate of Civil Status, Passports and Residence, where the Committee found that there are differences between the amounts received revenues for the years 2006-2013 and the amounts deposited amounted to (1,855,701,484) .

 


The investigation concluded that a number of officers and staff of the Directorate were shortened, causing them to tamper with, embezzlement and delay in payment of the amounts, as well as causing them to lose the priorities of the revenues. They were referred to the competent courts after The Inspector-General's approval of the investigative board to take the necessary legal action against them. "

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A deputy for Nineveh: the mayor of Mosul is involved in all forms of corruption and we will refer his files to the judiciary

Political | 12:23 - 06/04/2019

 
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MP from the province of Nineveh Mansour al-Muradid, Saturday, the leader of Mosul, Zuhair al-Araji as a key partner in corruption within the province of Nineveh, pointing out that the Integrity Commission is working to collect files for the transfer to the judiciary. 
In a statement received by Mawazine News, al-Muradaid said that "the leader of Mosul, Zuhair al-Araji, is a key partner in corruption and is involved in all forms of corruption within Nineveh province." 
He added that "the Parliamentary Integrity Committee is working to collect the files of the corruption of Araji and forwarded to the Commission of Integrity and the judiciary." Ended 29 / a 43

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Abdul Mahdi applauds Mr. Sadr's initiative in supporting anti-corruption efforts

 
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The head of the Supreme Council for Combating Corruption, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, endorsed the initiative of Muqtada al-Sadr to support anti-corruption efforts, while calling on all forces to take supportive and serious positions to combat corruption, reform the governmental system and protect public funds.
The Supreme Council for Combating Corruption praised Muqtada al-Sadr's initiative to support anti-corruption measures by calling on the ministers of the Liberal bloc and all the members of the special ranks of the bloc who have held positions in previous governments to present themselves to the Supreme Council for Combating Corruption , For the purpose of verifying the absence of corruption files related to them, with the offer that this verification does not mean prior conviction, but the statement of clear results in this file.
The Council added that it "calls on all forces to take supportive and serious positions to combat corruption, reform the governmental system and protect public funds in order to provide a sound working environment that ensures the opening of large corruption files that caused waste of public funds and to bring those involved to justice. To cover all those who contributed to stopping the process of promoting the country and its construction and causing the deterioration of the economic and security conditions of the citizens with the assistance of the government and the regulatory institutions to take their role fully in building a prosperous and secure Iraq that enjoys its people good and prosperity and stability away from corruption and corruption. Yen ".
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LEGAL CENTER REVEALS ITS VISION IN THE ANTI-CORRUPTION MECHANISM AND INFORMS THE CONCERNED PARTIES
 

 

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The Iraqi Center for Legal Development (ICLD) on Thursday unveiled its vision in the anti-corruption mechanism to unite efforts and capacities to confront and eradicate it. 

The Center has written a book to the Supreme Council for Combating Corruption, which includes his vision to fight corruption and reduce its growth, believing that it is necessary to stand with the government efforts to eradicate this dangerous epidemic. 

The Center identified three levels of combating corruption, which included fifteen points, including the executive, legislative and judicial aspects, in order to review the performance of state institutions and to identify the imbalances and damage and find appropriate solutions.636893647390121969-maxresdefault.jpg636893647819283471-download.jpg

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Office of Financial Supervision: Inform the judiciary and integrity of corruption directly without reference to the Ministry

 
 
Baghdad / Tareq al-Araji
 
The Bureau of Financial Supervision began activating Article 11 of its law, which includes informing the Integrity Commission or the Public Prosecution of corruption cases without referring to the concerned ministry and the offices of the public inspectors in order to count them as a financial crime or criminal prosecution. 
 
 
In the meantime, the Audit Bureau confirmed that a very large percentage of corruption, which was monitored and caused the waste of the amount exceeded the trillion dinars was the result of advances granted to investment projects and the uncertainty of the long-term projects implemented on the basis of external loans, while at the same time was able to audit the budget in 2014 and for transmission To the Council of Ministers. 
 
This information was disclosed by the head of the Financial Control Bureau in a broad dialogue with "morning" in its text ..
 
[Asharq Al-Awsat] There are many who rely on the Financial Control Bureau to uncover administrative and financial corruption cases. To what extent did he succeed in that?
The Audit Bureau acts in accordance with Article 16 of its law, which requires the public prosecution or the Integrity Commission to be informed of financial irregularities that constitute a criminal offense, and the courts enforce them even though the normal context established by the law on the discipline of state employees leads to the fact that every case is not referred to the judiciary And administrative investigation with the employees of the ministries must be done by the Ministry itself and thus the approval of the competent minister to investigate, and that the most cases that reach the Bureau and the discovery of financial irregularities recommended to be investigated by the Inspector General of the Ministry concerned, so most of the violations of the money Which is recommended by the SAI to an administrative investigation that ends with the Inspector General and the Minister concerned with the absence of a Kuwaiti or a simple penalty, and this is the context and the number of cases of this type to thousands, despite the fact that they deserve more measures and penalties much more, prompting the Court to object to these sentences as a result Not guilty of punishment and not
 
[Asharq Al-Awsat] Have the owners been trained in the Bureau on this type of work? 
Yes, we trained the staff of the Office on the new pattern of verification of cases and the adoption of criminal evidence, because obtaining evidence is different from obtaining evidence of a financial violation, this is called the Criminal Investigation, where a team was sent from the Court to South Korea and we will work to transfer the Korean experience to Iraq, because it is consistent with the directions of the Council of Representatives and there is a team will be sent to Egypt, in addition to the agreement with the Presidents of the Supreme Judicial Council and the Prosecutor General to train the staff of the Office in the Judicial Institute on the issues of criminal investigation exclusively to be integrated issues and work on the development of staff in the country also, It is hoped that other courses will be held in July so we can dispense with the Inspector General to a certain extent and send the cases directly to the Public Prosecution and the Integrity Commission.
 
[Asharq Al-Awsat] Where did you arrive at the final accounts of the federal budgets?
The SAI succeeded in auditing the financial budgets until 2014, which was accompanied by many of the problems, where the Ministry of Finance was able to provide the Office of the budget of 2014, which is the basis of the problem that exceeded two years because of non-approval by the House of Representatives, which is still in place and was withdrawn continuously from the Court Despite the Ministry of Finance's recent submission to the Court, which has been audited and will be submitted within a month to the Council of Ministers. However, the issue of issuing the Budget Law 2014 remains unresolved and has not been resolved by the Council of Ministers. B or the Council of Ministers because of the possibility of closing their accounts unless the budget is approved, because the origin of the approval of the budget of the House of Representatives meaning the legislative authority's permission to the executive authority to deal with public money and so far has not been granted this leave and then will move the Bureau to audit the budget in 2015, very The Council of Representatives and its ministers were informed that the most foreign borrowings that were actually borrowed did not enter into the final account in the restrictions in the accounting department. At the budget readings, Iraq was not borrowing. The existence of this matter is limited in a statistical way in the Public Debt Department. An apology for checking the final account for the year 2015 unless the Ministry of Finance included all the external borrowing funds and met with the current minister to give them the treatments and train them on the way to show the loans in the hope that they can do so a month from now to overcome the problem, and the Ministry of Finance has not yet collected the budgets after the year 2015.
 
What are the biggest financial corruption outlets that have been monitored in the audited financial budgets?
That the largest outlets waste public money that was allocated in the advances granted to the construction companies before the implementation of any contract and was awarded an operational advance against the letter of guarantee, and the statistical bureau for most of the Chambers until 2016, as delivered in advance to the contracting companies for projects and not completed and did not recover advances, Which amounted to 978 billion dinars, and that the Bureau informed the Ministry of Finance on this subject and based on the debt report has been exceeded this problem in the budget of 2019 and indicators of corruption, mostly in investment projects and there are thousands of projects lagging, and therefore moved the Integrity Commission and the parents to inventory projects lagging And the projects will be completed by the loans and the public does not know anything and where to implement them, and will complete the Bureau reports in all provinces for the projects that were implemented on the Japanese loan as a model, and even ask the Ministry of Finance now the amount of loans do not give you the right number
 
[Asharq Al-Awsat] Is there coordination with the Kurdistan Region to subject its services to the Audit Bureau?
Yes, for the first time there was an opening by the province to the control bureau and there are projects implemented in the region within the Japanese loan, where the region approved the audit and obtained the approval of the government there and this is the first precedent, and now there is an approach to check salaries (Peshmerga) There is an initial response, It is waiting for the results of negotiations between the governments of the Center and the region and there are signs of response to this, unlike before, where the Board was facing a total rejection.
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Baghdad lawmaker to foreign donors: Don't give to Iraqi government

April 05-2019     03:58 PM
 

Baghdad lawmaker to foreign donors: Don't give to Iraqi government
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ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – The head of the Iraqi parliament's Legal Committee on Friday called on foreign donor countries to refrain from handing any funds to his federal government because of chronic corruption.

“As a lawmaker, on behalf of the Iraqi people, I address the donor countries (especially the Gulf States): Do not hand over Dinars, Dirhams, or Riyals to our government… because they will go to groups of thieves,” Fayiq Sheikh Ali, committee head, posted on his Twitter account.

Ali’s comment came after a senior Saudi Minister heading a high-level delegation to Baghdad on Wednesday pledged that Iraq will receive a US $1 billion loans for reconstruction efforts throughout the country as well as a sports city complex in Baghdad as a gift from Saudi Arabian King Salman bin Abdulaziz.

“The solution is to supervise yourselves to build schools, homes, hospitals, and playgrounds,” Ali added.

He also went further, stating that, should any government donate money to Baghdad, he would “spit” on them.

Iraq has one of the world’s largest oil reserves and is the second-largest oil producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).

The embattled Middle Eastern nation continues to rank high on Transparency International’s list for corruption, fraud, and mismanagement of state institutions, some of the most significant challenges facing the country since the fall of the former regime in 2003.

According to the organization’s 2018 Corruption Index, Iraq ranks 168th, the twelfth most corrupt country out of a total of 180 placements.

Following the Saudi pledge of the loan, prominent Saudi political analyst and journalist Turki al-Hamad described the move as a positive step but also warned of the same point raised by Ali.

“It is beautiful that the Kingdom is giving one billion dollars to Iraq. This is part of the policy of restoring Arab Iraq. But beware of handing over the amount directly to the Iraqi government, it may end up in the Iranian hands, or be swallowed in a black hole of corruption,” Hamad stated on his Twitter account.

Poor quality of basic services and living standards along with low unemployment rates, made worse by institutional corruption, have considerably curtailed the country’s development.

Mass protests began in July in Basra and spread across several southern and central provinces, including the capital of Baghdad. Participants burned down multiple governmental and party offices over the next few months, notable among them Basra’s governorate building and Iranian Consulate.

Organizers decried the low standard of living in the oil-rich province of Basra, the petroleum exports from which account for over 90 percent of the nation’s total revenue, an emblematic illustration of Iraq's wealth not reaching its population.

Though protests slowed in late 2018, they began again in December when crowds began to reiterate their frustrations, continuing to claim that officials were still failing to deliver on promises made during the runup to the last national election in May, stamping out corruption prominent among them

Editing by John J. Catherine

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MPs call on the government to issue an arrest warrant against Saleh al-Mutlaq

BAGHDAD / Massila: MP from the Badr parliamentary bloc called Mahdi al-Amrali, Sunday, April 7, 2019, the government issued an arrest warrant against the head of the dialogue front Saleh al-Mutlaq, in what was considered that the popular crowd liberated the areas that Mutlaq "stealing" their money.

"The popular crowd is the one who liberated the areas that were under the control of an organization that called on the terrorist and offered precious and generous money to bring back the people who were displaced from it," he said in a statement. "Where was Mutlaq and his sons who live in villas and ride luxury cars? Oman when it invaded many regions of the country. "

"Instead of serving the people of his provinces, he stole their money as displaced people who desperately needed the simplest things that would help them endure living in the camps," he said.

He called on the government to "hold Al-Mutlaq accountable because of his call to dissolve the popular crowd and issue a warrant against him for stealing the money of the displaced."

Mutlaq said during a meeting on a television channel that the popular crowd is not desirable in some areas, while the reference to invite the elements of the popular crowd to return to their places.

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The parliamentary energy committee revealed on Sunday that it has documents and evidence to prove the existence of large corruption in the company "Car oil" contracted by the Ministry of Oil, indicating that this company and since the ministry contracted with suspicious transactions began to loot the oil wealth from Iraq in a way can never be silent on it .

"Among the companies that cause the destruction of the oil wealth in Iraq and the theft of the citizens' wealth is the company (Car), which contracted with the Ministry of Oil," said the member of the Committee, Bahaa al-Nouri said in his speech "for the news" that "he has documents proving its corruption and its involvement in unreasonable waste of oil "He said.

"In the coming days, we will be presenting all the documents that prove Carr's corruption in front of the media so that everyone knows the greed of this company, its great corruption and its waste of Iraqi oil in a big way," Nouri said.

He pointed out that "the Ministry of Oil has not taken any action so far against the defaulters and violators of the owners of companies who stole Iraqi oil and still steal it publicly."

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become dozens of presidential palaces left behind by the former regime, which is a technical art in terms of designs and luxury and the vast space and rare marble, which was built in the wind and destruction after the transfer of some of them to invest, including presidential palace in the area of Radwaniya and the surrounding area for the purpose of building the university building American. 

Instead of turning these palaces into tourist attractions telling the period lived by Iraqis of time like the rest of the world that make the palaces of kings and their heads museums and tourist places are invested to the investor to change their features to match with his investment project.

 


Deputy: the suspicion of corruption and vandalism in presidential palaces The 

MP for the bloc of reform and reconstruction of parliamentary Ali al-Badiri, in an interview with Alsumaria News that "talk about the transfer of presidential palaces near the airport to the American University is a corruption and sabotage and his successor hands of the goodwill of Iraq, something we will not allow it and we will stand Power within the barman to his failure and suspension. " 

He added that "all countries of the world invest places that were under previous regimes as museums and tourist areas, as Iran did in the palaces of the Shah and Egypt palaces owned by Farouk I, as Europe did with the features of Hitler and became a financial resource and very large as important archaeological and tourist areas," noting that "there Hands involved in decision-making and belonging to the former regime is working with all force and give money in order to remove places that were the dark era of the time of the former regime and trying to obliterate its identity completely. "

Al-Badairi pointed out that "the investment law pointed out that the figures of investors come with funds and the adoption of investment facilities and not investment buildings ready and the most dangerous buildings that represent a special dark era of the history of Iraq and witnessed the dictatorship and injustice," stressing that "talk about converting presidential palaces near the airport to American University is a corruption and sabotage project. " 

Economist: the investment palaces will change their features and 

emphasizes the expert on economic affairs, Dhargham Mohammed in an interview with Alsumaria News that "presidential palaces are a witness to a certain era of the age of Iraq during the rule of the former regime and enjoyed the taste and welfare at the expense of the people," noting that " Are important landmarks and any measures to manipulate its features or identity will lose its historically significant importance. "

"The investment of these palaces as an American university will affect its shape first, because the design of universities in the form of halls and yards and cafeterias and other sections is different from the form of palaces, which means to make architectural changes to the palaces and damage the shape of the foundation," pointing out that "the other choice of place close to the airport A move that is not true because it will create momentum in the region, which affects the movement of students and travelers alike and cause confusion due to the sensitivity of the region security. " 

He called on the government to "turn these palaces into museums and landmarks of tourism and be within the supervision of the State directly and is not delivered to other parties may distort those features, especially as it represents a stage and saw not seen by most of the Iraqi people that those palaces received by the Americans after the fall Turned to the political forces after the exit of the Americans. " 

Citizens: Presidential palaces belong to the people

While the number of citizens considered that the presidential palaces belonging to the former regime are the property of the people, indicating that what the state seeks to invest is contrary to the laws. 

"All the presidential palaces were built in the era of the former regime, which is the money of the people, and therefore no one has the right to use them in a way that changes the features of these palaces by investing them," Mohammed Saleh al-Hassani told Alsumaria News. 

"Presidential palaces are artistic landmarks and therefore the responsible authorities must make them museums through which millions of dollars can be made," he said. 

Hussein Sobhi said in an interview with Alsumaria News that "prejudice to presidential palaces and investment in the form that is currently done by the government is considered sabotage," describing what is happening from the conversion of these shortcomings to other facades such as universities and hospitals catastrophic.

It is noteworthy that the number of major palaces known by Saddam Hussein reached dozens, distributed in all Iraqi provinces, and some indicate that there are more than ten palaces in Baghdad alone, and is considered the presidential compound and the palace of Sujud, one of the largest palaces in Iraq, while the Palace of Basra is smaller Shortness. 

The State Real Estate Department on March 15, 2018 allocated one of the presidential palaces to establish the American University in Baghdad, while confirmed the entry into force of Law No. 72, which requires the maintenance of the former regime looted one property of their property.

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Iraq receives EU support system" rel="">support to help fight corruption

 

The European Union, Tuesday 9 April 2019, presented the necessary advice in the fields of combating corruption, reducing human rights violations and assisting Iraq in this field.

"Interior Ministry Inspector-General Jamal al-Asadi met today with representatives of the European Union's mission in Iraq, Mika Antasalo and Ton Crouthenes, in his office at the ministry's headquarters in Baghdad to discuss ways of joint cooperation," a statement from the interior ministry said. 
The statement added that "the delegation of the European Union expressed its readiness for fruitful cooperation and provide the required advice in the areas of combating corruption and reducing human rights violations and help Iraq in this area, calling for more coordination and exchange of information and experience and the activation of joint committees that will improve the performance of the job and spread the values of integrity and justice Transparency ".

The statement quoted al-Asadi as saying that "Iraq is serious in its war on corruption as it was serious in its war on terrorism to achieve victory, as well as in the war on corruption," stressing that "the Iraqi government adopted the draft anti-corruption and put mechanisms and tools to achieve this project from During the activation of the role of the Supreme Council for the fight against corruption as well as activating the role of other regulatory bodies in order to take their role in building the state institutions and fighting the focal points of corruption.

Al-Asadi pointed to "the projects adopted by the Office of the Inspector-General in monitoring human rights issues in the Ministry, including the assignment of a woman to serve as Director of the Human Rights Directorate in the Inspectorate, which in turn put in place a mechanism and a plan of action to ensure close monitoring and monitoring of cases of violations, And the local specialized in this area The two sides also agreed at the end of the meeting to continue coordination and meetings and joint cooperation.

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The European Union declares its readiness to cooperate in the fight against corruption

 
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The Inspector General of the Ministry of Interior Jamal al-Asadi, Iraq is serious in its war on corruption as it was serious in its war on terrorism to achieve victory, noting that the government adopted the anti-corruption project and put mechanisms and tools to achieve this goal, while the Interior revealed the arrest of 4 officers and associates Two, on charges of embezzling the salaries of fugitives. A statement by the Office of the Inspector-General, received by «morning», that «Asadi met with representatives of the European Union mission in Iraq, Mika Antasalo and Tone Crotenhuis, and discussed ways to strengthen cooperation. Al-Asadi stressed that "Iraq is serious in its war on corruption as it was serious in its war on terrorism until victory is achieved, as is the case in the war on corruption." He stressed that «the government adopted the anti-corruption project and put mechanisms and tools to achieve this project through Activating the role of the Supreme Council for Combating Corruption, as well as activating the role of the other regulatory bodies in order to take their role in building the state of institutions and fighting the focal points of corruption ». For his part, the European Union delegation expressed its readiness for fruitful cooperation and providing the required consultation in the fields of combating corruption, reducing human rights violations and assisting Iraq in this field. He called for "more coordination and exchange of information and expertise and activating joint committees that will improve job performance and spread Values of integrity, justice and transparency ".
On the other hand, the Ministry of the Interior, the arrest of four officers and two associates, on charges of embezzlement of the salaries of those fleeing from service.
A statement issued by the ministry, received by the "morning", that "the Office of the Inspector General of the Ministry of Interior in the Baghdad Provincial Police Department, arrested four officers and two associates of the police stations in Baghdad for involvement in embezzlement of the salaries of fugitives. 
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Abdul Mahdi: the adjustment of salaries restrain corruption

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The Prime Minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, that the resettlement of salaries of state employees in banks contribute to the fight against corruption and besieged, pointing out the emergence of files of corruption in the great period ahead.

Abdul Mahdi said at his weekly conference on Tuesday that he is continuing to pursue the work of the Supreme Council for Combating Corruption and that "there are a lot of initiatives that are beginning to be recorded in how to curb corruption." He pointed out that among these steps is " There is a great encirclement of the spacemen, and curb the phenomenon of spending large sums of money without the right, so that the amount of salary goes to his rightful owner only.

Abdul-Mahdi revealed that "there is a large corruption through the multiplicity of ways of payment (payment of salaries) and therefore we have already indicated that corruption is a system and not a lorry or corrupt only in spite of their presence, and we must contain corruption systems."

He stressed that "there are files of corruption will appear during the coming period, and that some of these files entered into force."

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Financial Control: Whales Corruption stole a trillion dinars through the projects "phantom"

Financial Control: Whales Corruption stole a trillion dinars through the projects "phantom"
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 BAGHDAD / The Financial Control Bureau revealed on Sunday (April 7, 2019) the monitoring of a large percentage of corruption caused the waste of the amount exceeded the trillion dinars as a result of the advances granted to investment projects and the uncertainty of the long-term projects. The Chief of Staff, Salah Nuri Khalaf, A journalist, that "a very large percentage of corruption that has been monitored caused the waste of the amount exceeded the trillion dinars was the result of advances granted to investment projects and the uncertainty of the long-term projects implemented on the basis of external loans." He added that "the SAI was able to audit the budget in 2014 and in referring to the Council Ministers " On Sunday (April 7, 2019), the Parliamentary Assembly proposed the appointment of 100 judges to investigate corruption cases in all governorates of Iraq. In a statement to the press, Khalid al-Geshmi, a member of the committee, said: "He submitted a proposal to the Supreme Council of Ministers and the Supreme Judicial Court to identify 100 judicial figures referred to in terms of fairness, efficiency, and courage. Their sole competence is to investigate corruption cases and to issue verdicts by investigating judges and courts of misdemeanors and crimes in all governorates. "He added that" these personalities treated in particular and exceptional by providing the necessary protection for them and their families and their children and housing, and give them allocations on salaries up to 100 or 200 percent in coordination with the heads of the Council of Ministers and the Supreme Judicial. "The Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, , Thursday (4 April 2019), all political forces to take supportive and serious positions to combat corruption and reform the system of government and the protection of public funds in order to provide a safe working environment to ensure the opening of large files of corruption, which caused waste of public funds and bring those involved in the judiciary.

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Parliamentary oil reveals "great pressure" to prevent the opening of licensing rounds

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The parliamentary oil and gas committee, on Wednesday, great pressure in order not to open the files of previous licensing rounds of oil, indicating that the Commission is determined to open during the current legislative term.

"The oil licensing rounds are one of the biggest corruption deals in Iraq after 2003 and the involvement of big figures and international companies linked to governments," said member of the committee Hibet Hamad.

He added that "the Committee decided to open all files of oil licensing rounds from the signing of the contract until the employment of foreign workers in those companies."

He explained that "there is great pressure exercised to prevent the opening of those rounds in the previous and current sessions," noting that "the Committee decided to open files and during the current legislative term."

 
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Abd al-Mahdi vows to make decisive steps to combat corruption

 

Iraq's Prime Minister Adil Abd al-Mahdi on Wednesday pledged to take decisive steps to combat corruption, during his meeting with members of the Binna'a Coalition.

Earlier this year, Abd al-Mahdi has restructured the Supreme Anti-Corruption Council founded by his predecessor Haidar al-Abadi in October 2015.

Abd al-Mahdi said on January 9 that he would make every effort to allow the council to play a successful role. On Dec. 31, he said he wanted to re-establish the council in order to “take deterrent measures, unite the regulators’ efforts, address corruption and protect public funds.”

The council’s re-establishment comes after last year’s issuance of a report by Transparency International that ranked Iraq ranked 169th out of 180 countries in terms of corruption.

 

https://www.thebaghdadpost.com/en/Story/38260/Abd-al-Mahdi-vows-to-make-decisive-steps-to-combat-corruption

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