Iraq plans to seek Jordanian extraditions of corruption suspects
The Iraqi government is preparing to take new legal measures to combat corruption, including sending official requests to Jordan for the extradition of several businessmen and former officials wanted in financial and corruption cases. The requests involve individuals working in sectors such as car trading, currency exchange, management of a potato chip factory, and a private hospital, although their names have not been disclosed yet. Baghdad also intends to request the seizure of the suspects' assets and properties both within Jordan and abroad as part of its efforts to recover public funds and pursue corrupt individuals.
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