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The article discusses Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi’s efforts since assuming office in 2020 to confront the intertwined corrupt system that has infiltrated state institutions since the 1990s and deepened after 2003. It describes this system as a comprehensive framework that goes beyond individual financial violations, functioning as a mechanism for reproducing power and wealth. The article emphasizes that fighting corruption requires deep reforms, strengthening judicial independence, and uniting efforts to pursue those involved, while also resisting political campaigns and organized smear campaigns aimed at obstructing this process. It affirms that success in combating corruption demands a unified national will and transforming anti-corruption efforts into a permanent institutional approach, to restore trust and support stability and development in Iraq.
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