Integrity: reforms are still weak and will soon overthrow the heads of major corruption
Parliamentary Integrity: reforms are still weak and will soon overthrow the heads of major corruption
Fri, 18 Sep 2015 09:51:19
Chairman of the Parliamentary Integrity Talal Zobaie said, that reforms of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi against corruption is still weak, noting that “the days will see the direction the ouster of big heads.” Zobaie said in a press statement that “Abadi, a difficult task especially since the heavy legacy in the fight against corruption, mafias and corruption in many government departments,” noting that “al-Abadi reforms towards corruption and weak preliminary and did not check Touh Iraqis.” He added that “there is a constant interaction with the Integrity Commission to form a field committees to follow up on corruption cases, and that the phenomenon of the formation of the supervisory committees considered a precedent where a new character began to take a purely regulatory.” Zobaie and pointed out that “the judiciary began to bring a lot of ministers, agents and general managers, and that the coming days will witness uncover the truth of the corrupt in the country, as well as the ouster of the heads of adult corruption and their associates who are in some ministries” .anthy
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