Iraq reports lowest crime rates amid chaos
During the 100 days of Ali Al-Zaidy's government, Iraqi security forces succeeded in reducing the crime rate to its lowest levels in years. This achievement was part of intensive efforts that included enhancing intelligence capabilities, quick response measures, and dismantling criminal networks. The Ministry of Interior confirmed that these efforts led to a rise in the sense of security among Iraqis, surpassing 90%. On the international classification level, Iraq dropped from 89th to 93rd place globally on the crime index, scoring 40.5 out of 100, and ranking eighth in the Arab world and 83rd worldwide. Iraq also leads in organized crime indices both regionally and globally, with increasing rates of crimes such as human trafficking, forgery, and the smuggling of drugs and weapons. Despite these challenges, data indicates ongoing efforts to improve the security situation amid regional complexities.
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