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    "Iraq remains under the tutelage of the corrupt." Research centers describe combating corruption as a "joke"

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    Baghdad Today - Translator
    Today, Friday, The National International News Network described the anti-corruption efforts of the Iraqi authorities as a "joke", while confirming the country's complete fall under the control of corruption sponsorship networks affiliated with official political parties. 
    In a report translated by the network (Baghdad Today), the network stated that "Iraq is waging today a losing battle against corruption that lasted for more than twenty years, during which it was unable to achieve any significant victory," noting that "the defendants in the case of the theft of the century escaped from legal accountability." 
    The network stated that "experts emphasized that the problem of Iraq, which represents an obstacle preventing its ability to win the war on corruption, is the involvement of many political parties in corruption networks and their direct sponsorship," noting that "it is unlikely that the Sudanese government or its anti-corruption committees will be able to hold high-level officials accountable." In the state apparatus and the political parties that form the government. 
     One of the officials of the former government records review committee, confidentially told Al-Shabaka, assuring it that "any research into a major corruption case leads to links to high-ranking political parties. There is no major theft that these parties were not given a share of." 
    He went on to say that "special grades are one of the biggest factors of great corruption in the country, as they are appointed by the Council of Ministers and it is impossible to remove them from their positions or transfer them even by the minister responsible for the institution in which they work, as this requires direct approval from the Council of Ministers itself, the matter Which makes removing the corrupt among them impossible, especially if they have close ties to political parties within the Council of Ministers. 
    The network also indicated that "other experts and local officials in Iraq, who refused to reveal their identities, confirmed that" special positions are usually granted to incompetent personalities or those linked to influential political parties, who usually use their positions to obtain illegal funds through which they finance these parties.
    For his part, Omar al-Nadawi, a researcher at the Peace Empowerment Center in Iraq, told Al-Shabaka also that "the biggest challenge facing anti-corruption committees in Iraq is the absence of qualified cadres or those who are not afraid of being intimidated by political parties," stressing, "after twenty years." Due to the growth of the system of official corruption sponsorship networks, there are simply no longer many honest officials or those who are able to assume the responsibility of combating corruption in official circles and to engage in war with those parties," as he put it. 
    The director of the Etoica Rescue Consulting Center, Kiroc Soel, described anti-corruption efforts in Iraq as a "joke," explaining that "the new and former head of the Commission, with political connections, failed under the administration of two authorities to achieve any tangible results with anti-corruption efforts," he said.
    Editing: A.Q
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