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Federal Government: 265 officials in the Iraqi state did not disclose their financial liabilities
by RamblerNash Wed Jul 03, 2019 10:28 pm
Federal Government: 265 officials in the Iraqi state did not disclose their financial liabilities
2019/07/03 00:07:30
The Supreme Council for Combating Corruption said on Wednesday that at least 265 officials in the Iraqi state have not disclosed their financial liabilities to the Integrity Commission.
A statement issued by the Information Office of the Iraqi Prime Minister said today that the Council held its fourteenth session under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi and the presence of members of the Council.
The statement said that the council reviewed a number of files before it, which discussed the procedures for ending the control measures in the file of oil smuggling, and directed the Ministry of Interior to provide him with a timetable for drug control measures.
The statement noted that the Council listened to the report of the Integrity Commission on the disclosure of financial disclosure, where revealed a large number of officials of the Iraqi state did not submit their data numbers up to 265 personalities.
The statement went on to say that the council reviewed the report of the Integrity Commission regarding the subject of auditing the work of real estate registration departments and cases of manipulating the property of citizens and the state and what is exposed to the citizen from blackmail and took several decisions in this regard.
The statement said that the Council also briefed on a report submitted by the Supreme Judicial Council on the position of issues of integrity of all the appellate areas throughout Iraq.
The Council noted, according to the statement, the importance of completing partnerships with international and local organizations competent to combat corruption in a way that enhances the level of Iraq and its international classification.
The Council discussed the new mechanism used in the printing of textbooks in the Ministry of Education and its role in stopping the large waste of money and the opportunity to the private sector and engage, according to the statement.
The Council had concluded its consultations on the five-year anti-corruption strategy with a view to its adoption.
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2019/07/03 00:07:30
The Supreme Council for Combating Corruption said on Wednesday that at least 265 officials in the Iraqi state have not disclosed their financial liabilities to the Integrity Commission.
A statement issued by the Information Office of the Iraqi Prime Minister said today that the Council held its fourteenth session under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi and the presence of members of the Council.
The statement said that the council reviewed a number of files before it, which discussed the procedures for ending the control measures in the file of oil smuggling, and directed the Ministry of Interior to provide him with a timetable for drug control measures.
The statement noted that the Council listened to the report of the Integrity Commission on the disclosure of financial disclosure, where revealed a large number of officials of the Iraqi state did not submit their data numbers up to 265 personalities.
The statement went on to say that the council reviewed the report of the Integrity Commission regarding the subject of auditing the work of real estate registration departments and cases of manipulating the property of citizens and the state and what is exposed to the citizen from blackmail and took several decisions in this regard.
The statement said that the Council also briefed on a report submitted by the Supreme Judicial Council on the position of issues of integrity of all the appellate areas throughout Iraq.
The Council noted, according to the statement, the importance of completing partnerships with international and local organizations competent to combat corruption in a way that enhances the level of Iraq and its international classification.
The Council discussed the new mechanism used in the printing of textbooks in the Ministry of Education and its role in stopping the large waste of money and the opportunity to the private sector and engage, according to the statement.
The Council had concluded its consultations on the five-year anti-corruption strategy with a view to its adoption.
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