Black Iraq Book Part 2

The article discusses the escalation of Iraqi political parties' influence over the economy through their economic offices, which control approximately 10% of the country's annual budget. These offices operate a network of companies and wield influence within government institutions. The article focuses on ways to activate these offices, starting with funding through smuggling, then expanding to the use of local banks, and developing complex models such as establishing fictitious companies that serve as intermediaries between the government and execution companies. These methods are used to increase profits and reduce scrutiny, with parties colluding in the distribution of contracts to achieve illegal gains. This situation threatens the stability of Iraq and hampers economic development.

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