Iraq aims to tackle corruption leaders
The Iraqi authorities launched a widespread campaign to combat financial corruption and abuse of power, which included arrests of high-ranking officials and deputies inside the Green Zone. The goal was to dismantle deeply rooted corruption networks dating back to 2003. The campaign emphasized the necessity of continuing measures to purge institutions of corruption and to change the relationship between the state and the political authority. It is seen as an attempt to break corruption networks and undermine the partisan and sectarian quotas that hinder development. International and domestic support are relied upon to achieve success, with a focus on implementing justice, recovering stolen funds, and adopting a comprehensive national project that respects the rule of law and involves reforms to the political and economic systems.
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