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Al-Zaidi pushes for informant rewards to combat corruption
The article discussed Iraq's efforts in fighting corruption, where Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi directed the activation of the "Whistleblower Reward" law to increase reporting of corruption cases and theft of public funds, as well as to strengthen the Integrity Commission's role in protection and prevention before crimes occur. Field teams have also been assigned to scrutinize government contracts and monitor border crossings as part of an extensive campaign that began in June, aimed at arresting officials and political figures involved. The law provides rewards of up to 5% of the recovered funds and aims to incentivize reporting and contribute to the recovery of public money. Iraq continues to implement its strategies to combat corruption and establish state control over institutions.
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