Lami, the head of Iraq's Anti-Corruption Agency, met with Türkiye's Ambassador to Baghdad, İnan, and announced that direct communication channels have been opened and that joint efforts will be undertaken to recover the money and apprehend the individuals involved.
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Mohammed Ali Lami, head of Iraq's Anti-Corruption Agency, announced during a meeting with Türkiye's Ambassador to Baghdad, Anıl Bora İnan, that direct communication and cooperation channels have been opened with Turkey in the field of combating corruption. Lami emphasized that efforts will continue to overcome obstacles encountered in the processes of recovering funds obtained through corruption and apprehending wanted individuals.
Lami, the head of Iraq's Anti-Corruption Agency, met with Türkiye's Ambassador to Baghdad, İnan, and announced that direct communication channels have been opened and that joint efforts will be undertaken to recover the money and apprehend the individuals involved.