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by admin » Thu Feb 16, 2012 12:03 pm
Iraq: The offices of inspectors general recover the 3 trillion dinars in 2011
16/02/2012 12:30
Baghdad, February 16 (Rn) - The Iraqi government announced that the offices of inspectors Alamommin in all ministries recovered during 2011 3 trillion dinars was on its way to the waste and financial and administrative corruption. said the Integrity Commission announced today that it agreed with the Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to cancel the offices of inspectors general or directly linked to body integrity. The coordinator of the Prime Minister Adel Muhsin, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the offices of inspectors general, who number 30 offices recovered in 2011, nearly 3 trillion dinars and check 3 thousand contract also evaluate the performance of 500 companies public and to do with 30 Elf inspection tour and to transmit 1200 issue of the elimination and 1500 to the Integrity Commission. "The office of the Inspector General does not belong to political parties, which makes them vulnerable to criticism from some political parties and that there is a tendency by some ministers to cancel the work of this office under the pretext that they are not the same importance. " and noted that "the offices of muftis public officials in the ministries subject to political pressure as they are working professionals in the prosecution of the corrupt and the instigators of wasting public money." and corruption is a major dilemma facing the Iraqi government, which was busy over the past years providing security and trying to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to improve his image in front of his constituents, especially after he was accused of ministers in his government of corruption. criticized the federal government earlier, reports of Transparency International on corruption and said it is not accurate and are based on information they received through the local and foreign companies have failed in the implementation of projects, service-in Iraq. and indicate corruption of the few years the last issued by Transparency International that Iraq is among the world's most corrupt. and confirmed the integrity that Iraq is working to provide an opportunity to Transparency International for its efforts in the fight against financial and administrative corruption. From: Jafar Allonan, Ts: Walid al-Zaidi, the Open: Fadi Zeidan
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by admin » Thu Feb 16, 2012 12:03 pm
Iraq: The offices of inspectors general recover the 3 trillion dinars in 2011
16/02/2012 12:30
Baghdad, February 16 (Rn) - The Iraqi government announced that the offices of inspectors Alamommin in all ministries recovered during 2011 3 trillion dinars was on its way to the waste and financial and administrative corruption. said the Integrity Commission announced today that it agreed with the Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to cancel the offices of inspectors general or directly linked to body integrity. The coordinator of the Prime Minister Adel Muhsin, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the offices of inspectors general, who number 30 offices recovered in 2011, nearly 3 trillion dinars and check 3 thousand contract also evaluate the performance of 500 companies public and to do with 30 Elf inspection tour and to transmit 1200 issue of the elimination and 1500 to the Integrity Commission. "The office of the Inspector General does not belong to political parties, which makes them vulnerable to criticism from some political parties and that there is a tendency by some ministers to cancel the work of this office under the pretext that they are not the same importance. " and noted that "the offices of muftis public officials in the ministries subject to political pressure as they are working professionals in the prosecution of the corrupt and the instigators of wasting public money." and corruption is a major dilemma facing the Iraqi government, which was busy over the past years providing security and trying to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to improve his image in front of his constituents, especially after he was accused of ministers in his government of corruption. criticized the federal government earlier, reports of Transparency International on corruption and said it is not accurate and are based on information they received through the local and foreign companies have failed in the implementation of projects, service-in Iraq. and indicate corruption of the few years the last issued by Transparency International that Iraq is among the world's most corrupt. and confirmed the integrity that Iraq is working to provide an opportunity to Transparency International for its efforts in the fight against financial and administrative corruption. From: Jafar Allonan, Ts: Walid al-Zaidi, the Open: Fadi Zeidan
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