Send international investigators to fight corruption in Iraq

Iraq suspended 22/09/2016 20:08

It announced that the United Nations Development Program Director Helen Clark, said the United Nations will send a special investigators in the fight against corruption to Iraq next week.

A statement by the Prime Minister's Office was seen by Radio NOAA that "the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi met in New York, the UN Development Program director Helen Clark, which confirmed sending investigators in the fight against corruption over the next week after the signing of a memorandum of understanding in this area with Iraq last month."

And Clark, according to the statement, "The program will coordinate the establishment of a fund to support the reforms carried out by the Iraqi government."

The Iraqi government has signed in Baghdad on the 11th of this August, an agreement with the United Nations Development Programme in Baghdad to enhance the government's ability to investigate large and complex, and the investigation and prosecution of corruption cases.


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5 of the United Nations to send its own investigators in the fight against corruption to Iraq next week


Ali Abd al-Salman, 84 2016-09-23

UN official announced that the United Nations will send a special investigators in the fight against corruption to Iraq next week.

A statement by the prime minister's office received news agency Buratha copy of it, that "the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi met in New York, the UN Development Program director Helen Clark, which confirmed sending investigators in the field of anti-corruption next week after the signing of a memorandum of understanding in this area with Iraq last month ".

And Clark, according to the statement, "The program will coordinate the establishment of a fund to support the reforms carried out by the Iraqi government."

The two sides discussed preparations for the liberation of Mosul operations, especially in the humanitarian side.

The Iraqi government has signed in Baghdad on Aug. 11, an agreement with the United Nations Development Programme in Baghdad to enhance the government's ability to investigate large and complex, and the investigation and prosecution of corruption cases.

The work of the United Nations Development Programme, in accordance with the terms of the agreement, the recruitment of international investigators to help train Iraqi investigators and counseling, will be president investigator in the Integrity Commission and the Supreme Judicial Council headquarters.

And announced the Integrity Commission, that the international Almhakaan who were seeking their help to combat the major corruption files in Iraq is not in charge of internal domestic issues, but with an international dimension issues.

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