Iraq confiscates $20M and gold in Al-Jamili case
The Iraqi judiciary managed to seize an amount estimated at $20.34 million and 200 million Iraqi dinars (approximately $153,000), in addition to recovering 60 kilograms of gold and seven cars, as part of a corruption case involving the former Minister of Oil, Adnan Al-Jumaily. Additionally, about 9 billion dinars (roughly $7 million), along with five gold bars and jewelry, were found in the home of the Deputy Minister of Electricity, Khaled Gzaei Attia, who has an arrest warrant issued against him. The procedures indicate that financial wastage is occurring within government projects, and the judiciary is working to trace the sources of illegal funds and related assets.
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