Iraq recovers gold and funds in corruption case
The Iraqi judiciary has revealed the seizure of approximately 20.34 million US dollars, 200 million Iraqi dinars, and the recovery of 60 kilograms of gold in connection with an corruption case involving the Deputy Minister of Oil, Adnan Al-Jumaili, and his implicated associates. Additionally, seven cars were seized. The Integrity Commission also uncovered large sums of money and quantities of gold in the residences of another suspect, the Deputy Minister of Electricity, Khaled Ghazi Attiya, amounting to approximately 1.175 billion dinars and 5.839 million dollars. This campaign is part of ongoing efforts to track down corrupt officials, with estimates indicating that the amount of embezzled funds since 2003 exceeds two trillion dollars.
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