Iraq recovers 20 billion dinars in corruption case
The Iraqi Higher Judiciary Council announced the recovery of 20 billion Iraqi dinars from cases of financial and administrative corruption. This comes as part of a ongoing government campaign that has been underway for two months, focusing on tracking down those involved in theft of public funds and financial extortion crimes. The recoveries have primarily targeted networks led by deputies and officials from prominent political figures, with the total recovered amount so far exceeding 700 billion dinars, along with sums in dollars, dozens of gold bars, and real estate. The campaign aims to eradicate corruption practices that harm public funds and to promote transparency and integrity within government institutions.
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