Iraqi corruption surpasses 500 billion dollars
The article discusses the efforts of the Iraqi government in combatting financial corruption after the corruption bill exceeded $500 billion in Iraq since 2003. It highlights the "Fajr Raid" campaign, which led to the arrest of several officials and lawmakers, as well as the confiscation of large sums of money and various assets. The article also points to efforts to recover embezzled funds abroad, noting that the government has begun establishing a dedicated account for this purpose amidst ongoing investigations and legal pursuits. Partial improvements have been achieved in the global corruption perception index, although Iraq remains ranked low. These measures aim to strengthen trust in national institutions and stimulate economic development.
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