Iraqi Commission of Integrity has revealed two corruption cases and announced the return of 55 billion dinars to the state treasury.
Haider Hanoun, head of the Iraqi Commission of Integrity told a news conference that they have revealed two major cases of corruption, one of which is in a department of Iraqi Ministry of Commerce.
They have returned 15 billion dinars out of 69 billion dinars to the state treasury, which was deposited in a bank account in a private bank and used for investment, Hanoun added.
He said that in the second case, more than 40 billion dinars have been returned to the state treasury and the accused is an Iraqi army officer and has been sent to court.