Iraq sets up account for seized assets

The Iraqi government has decided to establish a special account for depositing funds recovered from those involved in corruption cases. This step is part of an anti-corruption campaign that has led to the detention of 47 officials and deputies, including 12 parliamentarians. The arrests were based on confessions from some of the suspects. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi has instructed the Ministry of Finance to implement this measure to support efforts to protect public funds and strengthen institutional reforms. The operations indicate that the pursuit of corrupt individuals continues across several provinces, with the government affirming that combating corruption is a responsibility unaffected by individuals or circumstances.

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