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Al-Zaidi Promotes Informants’ Reward to Fight Corruption
The Iraqi Prime Minister, Ali Al-Zaydi, issued a directive to activate the whistleblower reward law as part of efforts to combat corruption. This law, which was enacted in 2008, aims to encourage reporting of corruption cases and provides financial rewards of up to 5% of the recovered amount in specific situations. This move comes within the context of a broad campaign launched by the government since June of the previous year, which has included investigations of senior officials, such as the Deputy Minister of Oil and several deputies. These investigations have led to arrests and audits of sensitive files, including border crossings and the electricity sector. The measures are intended to eradicate the corruption system entirely by expanding oversight, uncovering those involved, and recovering stolen funds, thereby boosting public trust and ensuring the restitution of public assets.
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