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Turning to “state governance” is the gateway to combating corruption
The first 2023/07/15
Baghdad: Huda Al-Azzawi
A number of specialists in the political field saw that one of the most important ways to correct the tortuous path in the anti-corruption file is;
Work on reproducing the successful experiences of developed countries by shifting to "state governance", and
making all governmental and private departments and official institutions pass through the tax authority gate, as well as
restoring the work of the offices of general inspectors and repairing them if they are exposed to violations, noting that
the government's work in combating corruption seemed clear
He indicates optimism that Iraq has progressed two degrees to rank 23 in the Corruption Perceptions Index, and that it ranks 157 out of 190 countries in this regard.
Omar Al-Nasser, the policy-making official in the Bidaya movement, said in an interview with Al-Sabah:
"It is not possible to go to eliminate corruption completely, because the world's greatest, most advanced and transparent countries have varying rates in this joint, and suffer from fluctuations in its pace in most cases." Institutions,” noting that
“the shift to state governance and making all government and private departments and official institutions pass through the Tax Authority’s gate is a process of reproducing the experiences of developed countries such as (Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Britain, Austria, Switzerland, and others).”
Al-Nasser called for the reinstatement of "the offices of the inspectors general and their reform if they were exposed to violations or delay, which is a healthy case for building an oversight arsenal that supports the performance of the House of Representatives in re-reviewing and evaluating towards correcting the tortuous course in the anti-corruption file." He noted that
"today, the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) must be taken into account, which placed Iraq in the rank of 157 out of 190 countries in this regard, and its progression by two degrees to rank 23 is a step forward for optimism, because this, in turn, will achieve qualitative leaps in several fields."
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The first 2023/07/15
Baghdad: Huda Al-Azzawi
A number of specialists in the political field saw that one of the most important ways to correct the tortuous path in the anti-corruption file is;
Work on reproducing the successful experiences of developed countries by shifting to "state governance", and
making all governmental and private departments and official institutions pass through the tax authority gate, as well as
restoring the work of the offices of general inspectors and repairing them if they are exposed to violations, noting that
the government's work in combating corruption seemed clear
He indicates optimism that Iraq has progressed two degrees to rank 23 in the Corruption Perceptions Index, and that it ranks 157 out of 190 countries in this regard.
Omar Al-Nasser, the policy-making official in the Bidaya movement, said in an interview with Al-Sabah:
"It is not possible to go to eliminate corruption completely, because the world's greatest, most advanced and transparent countries have varying rates in this joint, and suffer from fluctuations in its pace in most cases." Institutions,” noting that
“the shift to state governance and making all government and private departments and official institutions pass through the Tax Authority’s gate is a process of reproducing the experiences of developed countries such as (Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Britain, Austria, Switzerland, and others).”
Al-Nasser called for the reinstatement of "the offices of the inspectors general and their reform if they were exposed to violations or delay, which is a healthy case for building an oversight arsenal that supports the performance of the House of Representatives in re-reviewing and evaluating towards correcting the tortuous course in the anti-corruption file." He noted that
"today, the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) must be taken into account, which placed Iraq in the rank of 157 out of 190 countries in this regard, and its progression by two degrees to rank 23 is a step forward for optimism, because this, in turn, will achieve qualitative leaps in several fields."
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