Deputy: 10% of the money smuggled reward for information about

04/27/2014
Says a member of the Finance Committee of the House of Representatives that "the Iraqi government has not been able so far to find out how much money the former regime smuggled abroad."

And draws an MP for the Kurdistan Alliance Najeebeh Najib in an interview with Radio Free Iraq that the money is still registered fictitious names in some countries, and some of these names are invested, adding that the government has decided to give 10% of that money for information leading to access to it.

For his part, points out a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, the parliamentary Hassan al-Hamdani said that "there are government committees working on the follow-up money smuggled in accordance with the Fund Act to recover money contraband," but he also said that "there is no international cooperation with the Iraqi government to gain access to the money that smuggled the former regime," he said.

To that, the legal expert Tareq Harb that "despite the existence of a decision of the UN Security Council required all countries to help Iraq to get to his money contraband, but that some of the Arab countries economically dependent on this money, and therefore do not seek to detect its presence," according to described.

The National Commission for Accountability and Justice in Iraq, estimated earlier this year, the value of real estate owned by the president of the former regime of Saddam Hussein in Arab and foreign countries by about eight billion dollars, mostly buildings, villas and land.


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