Al-Zaidi Urges Iraq to End Corruption

The efforts of Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falah Al-Zaydi have been focused on definitively eliminating corruption in Iraq. He emphasized the importance of strengthening the role of the Integrity Commission as a fundamental pillar in this battle. He underscored the need for effective monitoring of projects, categorizing them based on their costs to enhance efficiency, and activating the law rewarding whistleblowers in corruption cases. He also pointed to expanding oversight over border crossings, along with producing monthly and quarterly reports to track progress in the fight against corruption. Meanwhile, relevant authorities continue to scrutinize ministry contracts, complete the national anti-corruption strategy until 2030, and maintain campaigns to remove corrupt individuals, seizing billions in currency and valuable assets.

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