Iraqi PM pushes for whistleblower law
Prime Minister Iraqi Ali Al-Zaydi ordered the activation of the informants' reward law and the exposure of corrupt individuals to the public in order to strengthen efforts to combat corruption. He visited the headquarters of the Federal Integrity Commission and emphasized that the commission is considered the first line of defense in the battle against corruption. He stressed the need to shift from a supervisory role to a preventative approach to stop corruption before it occurs. He also instructed to classify project follow-up based on their financial costs and to enhance oversight at border crossings, mandating the commission to provide periodic reports on the progress of cases. The commission showcased its field teams' efforts in auditing ministry contracts and affirmed the continuation of work to protect the national economy through the implementation of the National Integrity Strategy, which extends until 2030.
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