Al-Zaidi Targets Corruption with Expanded Oversight
The Iraqi government, led by Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi, focused on strengthening efforts to combat corruption and expanding the powers of the Integrity Commission, with the aim of eradicating corruption entirely. The measures include developing oversight mechanisms for government projects at multiple levels, paying particular attention to high, medium, and low-cost projects, and activating legislation related to rewarding whistleblowers who report corruption. Additionally, reviews of contracts have been conducted across eight ministries, and a national strategy extending until 2030 has been prepared. As part of a broad crackdown campaign, arrests have been made involving deputies and officials, resulting in the seizure of large sums of money and various assets to support anti-corruption investigations.
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