Iraqi Judicial Council Announces New Measures and Recovery of $280 Million
The Iraqi government has unveiled a package of measures to combat financial and administrative corruption. These include an agreement with the Prime Minister to ease legal procedures against defendants who voluntarily return stolen funds, while investigations into officials and those involved continue. The council also reported the recovery of approximately $280 million in the "Century Theft" case, with ongoing investigations and the detention of high-ranking defendants, including the former Deputy Minister of Oil. Corruption remains one of Iraq’s greatest challenges, especially in the oil sector, which contributes a significant portion of the country's revenue.
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