Al-Zaidi: Law can hold corrupt officials' appointers
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaydi emphasized the importance of protecting the existence of the state and fighting corruption that threatens Iraq's institutions. He underscored the necessity of keeping weapons in the hands of the state and supporting the armed forces, in collaboration with tribal groups. The legal advisor revealed that the stolen funds since 2003 have exceeded one trillion dollars, and investigations into those involved are ongoing, with expectations of public trials for the corrupt. He pointed out that some wanted individuals attempted to flee or sought refuge in the Kurdistan Region, and that investigations include both former and current officials, with efforts underway to recover illegally taken funds and properties.
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