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Moeen Al-Kadhimi: C********n dates back to S****m’s time.. Is the budget error an employee oversight?
Ask about the Sudanese objection
Badr Organization leader Moeen Al-Kadhimi, a member of parliament’s finance committee, said that the prime minister’s objection to the existence of different versions of the budget and the addition of large sums is now being justified as an “error and oversight” made by employees, but shouldn’t we ask the “accomplices” about the truth of what happened? Expressing his belief that c********n dates back to the era of S****m Hussein and has now evolved and become more complex.
Moeen Al-Kadhimi, with the media figure Khitam Al-Gharawi:
Going too far with public money has become a culture and has reached junior employees, and this needs to be reconsidered. This has been going on since the previous regime, and now officers are not given leave or transferred soldiers unless there is something in return for that, even though managers and officials have cars, protection and good salaries, so why do you extend your hand to ill-gotten money, and it is sometimes considered cleverness? This culture needs real treatment.
(An example of c********n) is the change that occurred in the budget tables. Some ministries, such as the Ministry of Commerce, had large amounts added to the food ration item. Who will benefit from this and who colluded with them? The explanations and justifications that are being put forward are that this was an employee mistake!
There are protocols signed between Iraq and countries such as Russia, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Lebanon and Jordan because these countries did not respond to demands to return the money even if they knew it was smuggled because they benefit from it, and some of these countries grant citizenship to the person and consider him a citizen of theirs. An example of this is the case of Ayham al-Samarrai, the former Minister of Electricity, who was imprisoned in the Salihiya Police Station, and an American force came and got him out and escaped, and now he lives in America.
Some of the protocols signed with countries give enough space to recover the money, but other countries do not accept this, such as Switzerland, which prefers that the money remain in its banks, and is prepared to grant citizenship to the Iraqi in order to provide him with protection and keep the money, especially for executive officials.
The government has a duty to follow up on general managers, and unfortunately, until now, there are some managers who consider the position a spoil that they want to benefit from. Sometimes this is clear to see. Yesterday, I had a call regarding the issue of security clearances, and I came across an official in a company, and we clearly noticed that he was c*****t, because all matters pass through him, he approves them and covers them up, and action was taken.
The Integrity Commission, through our conversations with them, has two problems. The first is internal, which is the lack of cooperation from some ministries and departments, which are negligent in research and auditing and do not provide priorities. The second is the lack of cooperation from the countries to which the c*****t flee. link
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