The Integrity Commission Calls on Iraqi Tribes to Support Anti-Corruption Efforts and Socially Ostracize the Corrupt

The Federal Integrity Commission issued an official call to Iraqi tribes to take a firm social stance by boycotting and ostracizing those involved in corruption cases, aiming to strengthen reform pathways and protect public funds. The Commission emphasized the immense importance of partnership between state institutions and civil society to consolidate values of transparency and accountability, praising the historical and national role of the tribes in preserving social peace. Joint efforts included drafting a tribal code of honor that supports the regulatory and judicial systems and prevents providing any social cover for those who embezzle state resources, while stressing the importance of entrusting leadership positions to honest competencies.