Baghdad, Iraq – The Iraqi Ministry of Interior has intensified its measures to combat administrative and financial corruption and violations of professional conduct.
This comes as part of a campaign aimed at strengthening commitment
within the security establishment and holding violators accountable.
The measures have affected a large number of officers, personnel, and employees,
due to violations and cases related to corruption, bribery, and abuse of power.
Additionally, the measures also addressed cases of desertion and absence from duty.
Administrative decisions against violators
The Iraqi Ministry of Interior affirmed that these cases are being handled in accordance with legal procedures.
Those found guilty are referred to the competent judicial authorities,
and the necessary administrative measures are taken against violators.
These actions reflect a trend toward strengthening oversight
within the Ministry of Interior and raising the level of discipline and efficiency.
They also aim to prevent the exploitation of security positions for personal gain or illicit enrichment.
Combating corruption within security institutions
Iraqi authorities affirm that combating corruption within security institutions is a key pillar of administrative reform.
This is especially important given the need to bolster public trust in government institutions and security agencies.
These measures also aim to curb desertion and unjustified absences.
Furthermore, they seek to ensure personnel are present at their posts and fulfilling their assigned duties.
All of this enhances the efficiency of security operations and maintains discipline within the ministry.
