Iraq's Arab fourth and eighth in the global corruption index

[ltr]Iraq's Arab fourth and eighth in the global corruption index[/ltr]

 Since 06/06/2016 22:36 pm (Baghdad time)
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[ltr]Iraq ranked eighth in the world in total 170 countries in the report of Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index for 2015, ranked fourth in the Arab world.[/ltr]
[ltr]According to the Transparency International report, which appeared in the news agencies that "Iraq is ranked eighth in the world in total 170 countries, the Arab world and the fourth, while Qatar was ranked first among Arab countries least corrupt in Somalia was the most corrupt globally and regionally." It is noteworthy that corruption has spread dramatically in the successive governments after 2003, which led to the deterioration of the economic situation in Iraq.[/ltr]
[ltr]The leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr on Sunday called on his followers to do the "great popular revolution" against what he described as "Doaash terrorism and corruption" in the Iraqi government, stressing that the current situation in the country "does not bode well." Sadr said in a statement, said that the current situation in Iraq "does not bode well, especially with the reluctance of some members to us and continue to demonstrate, adding to the large and deep sorrow on the wounded Iraq."[/ltr]
[ltr]He said al-Sadr: "I'm expecting a great peaceful popular revolution, Doaash against terrorism and corruption in the current government, and hope remains in the choice of the people, must be for the people to rise up one day." For his part, Ghalib al-Zamili, a member of the Liberal bloc, affiliated to Muqtada al-Sadr, today, that al-Sadr's position "comes after the decline reforms file, and do not get any progress in it," pointing out that the situation in the country "is not reassuring."[/ltr]
[ltr]Zamili added: "Moqtada al-Sadr is following the situation in the whole country on an ongoing basis, noted during the past period the lack of progress of reforms which the government pledged political blocs to accomplish file, but there slough off its implementation."[/ltr]
[ltr]The member of the Liberal bloc that al-Sadr "wants the continuation of demonstrations against Doaash corruption in the government, and make a change on the ground to serve the citizens," pointing out that linking the ongoing military operations in the city of Fallujah reforms file is "an attempt to delay what has been agreed." Thousands of followers of the leader of the Sadrist movement broke into the Green Zone in central Baghdad, which houses the government's international and foreign missions, twice; first in the April 30 / April, and the second in May 20 / May, and entered the office of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, the Parliament, to protest against the not to form a government of technocrats demanded by their leader. Ended m h n[/ltr]




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