Supervisory and legislative authorities have emphasized the importance of unifying national efforts and integrating roles to combat corruption, stressing that this mission is a joint responsibility involving all state institutions. During official meetings, plans to develop preventive and deterrent tools were reviewed, along with the necessity of passing supportive laws, such as the Right to Access Information Law, to meet international requirements. The meetings also highlighted the support for digital transformation and governance projects to minimize corruption loopholes, emphasizing the need to strike a balance that protects public funds without obstructing development and the execution of citizen-oriented service projects.
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Jun 09, 2026
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Parliamentary and Supervisory Consensus to Enhance Legal Frameworks and Integrate Roles in Combating Corruption
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MN Iraq News Editorial Team
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