(Documents) Iraqi deputy: astronomical figures go to pockets of corrupt

(Documents) Iraqi deputy: astronomical figures go to pockets of corrupt

Reveals new information about Iraqi tea farm in Vietnam ...

07/04/2018 - 12:07 Iraq



BAGHDAD - An Iraqi deputy said on Saturday that "astronomical" numbers of money were going to the pockets of corrupt Iraqi tea farmers in Vietnam, revealing new farm documents.

"The Financial Control Bureau has already sent a series of inquiries to the Ministry of Commerce, which is supposed to be responsible for the tea plantation in Vietnam through the General Company for Foodstuff Trade," said Al-Nassif, a representative of the State of Law Coalition, in a statement. , And the questions addressed to the smallest details about production and sales, bank accounts and others, but the Ministry of Commerce did not provide satisfactory answers and did not provide the financial control with the required data ».

"There are suspicions of corruption hovering over how to manage this farm, we explained in previous statements, and this is not surprising, if the government is unable to fight corruption within the country, how will fight it on an Iraqi farm in Vietnam?", Indicating that "corruption reached the level of sale The seed that grows in the tea tree every season is hundreds of dollars, and the total seed sold is astronomical, and the imports go into the pockets of the corrupt. "

"These mafias are not easy, and those who fight them should be expected to be exposed to all kinds of attacks. Recently, their role has been revealed in buying the debts of some of the owners of the cheap media, who published a false fatwa attributed to an important religious reference that does not deal with MP Alia Nassif. "This means that these mafias - which have extensions within the Ministry of Commerce - are willing to take the dirtiest and dirtiest ways to fight those who are trying to expose their corruption, but does this mean that we must remain silent about the looting of the country's wealth?"

Naseef concluded by saying: "After we underestimated any action by the Office of the Inspector-General of the Ministry of Commerce, we demand that the Prime Minister intervene in this case, whose corruption has become an enmity. The officials remember the constitutional clause that the Prime Minister is responsible for his government Will not forget what happens from the systematic looting of his money ».

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