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    Newspaper: Abadi received from the commissions of inquiry files completed on corruption

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    Post by Rocky Sun 24 Dec 2017, 3:11 am

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    Newspaper: Abadi received from the commissions of inquiry files completed on corruption


    Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi, who was handed over by high commissions of inquiry yesterday, has completed files on investigations into corruption in the banking sector, pending legal action against those involved, Al Hayat newspaper reported Sunday.
    The newspaper quoted Iraqi sources as confirming that "long investigations over the months, resulted in the disclosure of corruption files related to the laundering of money through the banking sector."
    The sources pointed out that "political figures and officials, contractors and mediators, involved in the transfer of funds of fake contracts to bank balances inside and outside Iraq," explaining that "the process of disclosure was complex."
    The sources pointed out that "the files are now in the possession of the Office of Abadi, but it is not specified so far the date of taking action against those involved," stressing "the government's intention to hold those involved."
    She explained that the international investigators "helped in the pursuit of bank accounts with different names in banks outside Iraq, while citing the suspicions of misconduct of high figures in spite of their presence in a government job."
    Iraq last year signed a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations to involve international investigators in the files of major corruption of priority, such as smuggling of Iraqi funds abroad and embezzlement in the joints of the state.

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