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    At a cost of 73 billion...exposing cases of fraud and suspicions of corruption in implementing a pro

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    At a cost of 73 billion...exposing cases of fraud and suspicions of corruption in implementing a pro Empty At a cost of 73 billion...exposing cases of fraud and suspicions of corruption in implementing a pro

    Post by Rocky Tue 30 Apr 2024, 5:29 am

    At a cost of 73 billion...exposing cases of fraud and suspicions of corruption in implementing a project in Kirkuk

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    Economy News - Baghdad
    Today, Tuesday, the Federal Integrity Commission revealed cases of fraud and suspicions of corruption in the implementation of a project costing 73 billion dinars in Kirkuk.
    The Government Information and Communications Office stated, in a statement received by Al-Eqtisad News, that “the Kirkuk Investigation Office team, which moved to the governorate office, was able, after follow-up and scrutiny, to reveal the presence of tampering in the paragraphs of the speculative inspection prepared for the project of paving the second lane of the (Kirkuk-Kirkuk) road. Hawija - Manzala) and the entrances to Kirkuk.
    He added, "The total amount allocated to implement the project amounted to (73,144,803,950) dinars," pointing out that "the original speculative disclosure was seized and presented before the judge of the Kirkuk Investigative Court, which is competent to look into integrity issues, for the purpose of taking appropriate legal measures against those who were negligent."
    He stressed that “the fundamental investigation and audit work carried out by the team in the Kirkuk Sewerage Directorate revealed suspicions of corruption that marred the work of the Directorate and the Purchasing and Receiving Committees formed at the end of the year 2020, for the purpose of purchasing (40) submersibles for the treatment and lifting stations,” explaining that “the submersibles were purchased from one of Offices in the governorate are at exaggerated prices.”
    He continued, "Fake offer receipts were presented," noting that "the purchase process was carried out in contradiction to the speculative disclosure."


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