Iraq asks the countries of the world to respond to its requests to extradite wanted persons: We have

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[size=52]Iraq asks the countries of the world to respond to its requests to extradite wanted persons: We have a national government[/size]

[size=45]The head of the Integrity Commission, Haider Hanoun, informed the head of Interpol, that Iraq has fulfilled all its obligations in accordance with the United Nations Convention against Corruption, stressing that other parties must respond to requests to recover Iraq’s smuggled funds and wanted persons, noting that all of the Red Commission’s bulletins for the most wanted persons for corruption crimes are based on legal procedures. And professional.[/size]
[size=45]The Commission stated in a statement:
The head of the Federal Integrity Commission, Judge Haider Hanoun, stressed the need for all countries and regional and international organizations to cooperate in confronting corruption and prosecuting its perpetrators, and not providing a safe environment for them, urging Interpol to expand the scope of investigation of money crimes in general and corruption crimes in particular within its work. And his specialties.[/size]
[size=45]Judge (Haider Hanoun), during his visit to the international headquarters of Interpol in the French city of Lyon and meeting with its president, Major General (Dr. Ahmed Al-Raisi), alerted to the seriousness of the scourge of corruption and its threat to the foundations of democratic systems and its cause of the spread of poverty and the low level of health services and education, pointing out that drugs and human and organ trafficking Humanity, pollution, and money laundering, all of these crimes flourish in light of the spread of corruption in the world, indicating that cooperation and concerted efforts in combating corruption and extraditing wanted persons are in the interest of everyone. Because the effects of corruption crime do not stop in a specific country.[/size]
[size=45]Hanoun added that Iraq has fulfilled its international obligations stipulated in the United Nations Convention against Corruption, calling on the rest of the countries to cooperate bilaterally in accordance with what is stipulated in the chapters and articles of the agreement. In order to extradite wanted persons, especially since Iraq at the current stage enjoys the presence of a national government that has placed the fight against corruption at the top of its list of priorities, indicating that countries must activate the state of administrative extradition, which is a case that facilitates extradition compared to judicial extradition, explaining that some laws and legislation in some countries allow The government and some of its agencies cooperate with Interpol and arrest the accused and hand him over to the requesting country, calling for the involvement of Iraqi competencies in Interpol positions.[/size]
[size=45]He renewed his call for the establishment of an international money recovery court to be based on an international balance of justice that keeps it away from political goals and questioning recovery requests, stressing that the three sides of this triangle are based on the principle of where did you get this from, and addressing the difference in legislation and dual nationality, touching on the issue of interest in financial investigations for crimes related to money. He gave specificity to corruption crimes, noting that it was agreed to hold an international conference for Interpol in Baghdad in partnership with the Commission to expand means of cooperation and discuss raising the level of investigation of financial crimes and involving anti-corruption agencies in it.[/size]
[size=45]The Iraqi delegation, which also included the Director General of the Commission’s Recovery Department, the interim Chargé d’Affaires in Switzerland, Dr. Muhammad Jawad Mahdi, and the Director General of the Arab and International Police Directorate in the Ministry of Interior, Major General Adel Ibrahim, and attended the conclusion of the Interpol Regional Offices Conference, reviewed some of the problems and difficulties in the recovery file and the promotion of Red Notices. Which the members of the delegation expressed their hope to overcome through meetings and dialogues and overcome them as quickly as possible, pointing out that all red notices for major wanted persons for corruption crimes are based on legal and professional procedures, noting that the past year witnessed Iraq’s ability to recover (18) wanted in corruption cases, Nearly (100) red notices were issued against those wanted in connection with corruption cases they committed and fled out of Iraq.[/size]
[size=45]For his part, Major General (Dr. Ahmed Al-Raisi), during the meeting attended by the Board of Trustees and the directors of the relevant committees of the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol), praised Iraq’s efforts at the current stage in combating corruption, noting that the news we have received about Iraqi integrity efforts gives hope for curbing the phenomenon. corruption; Which will be reflected in attracting investments and devoting themselves to achieving development, noting that every country where corruption is widespread, weakness creeps into its strength, structure, and foundations of its existence, pointing out that some countries are actively seeking to issue bulletins against wanted persons, but they are reluctant to follow up with Interpol International and fail to send recovery and answer files. About some Interpol inquiries and questions.[/size]
[size=45]It is worth noting that the International Criminal Police Organization “Interpol” is an international organization that was established. In order to facilitate police cooperation around the world, combat crime, and implement red notices against wanted persons at border crossings in various parts of the world.[/size]
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