Doha:Zaidan The President of the Supreme Judicial Council, Faiq Zaidan, highlighted the current government’s strong commitment to tackling corruption, asserting that efforts to pursue those involved continue without interruption.

According to Iraqi News Agency, Zaidan emphasized that the government’s determination to combat corruption is unprecedented, with a significant number of officials, including politicians and ministers, being held accountable. He noted the judiciary’s commitment to acting based on evidence rather than allegations, with no “red lines” hindering investigations.

Zaidan underscored that the judiciary’s approach focuses on the crime and evidence, not the defendant’s position. He stressed the importance of executive and investigative bodies in supporting judicial actions, ensuring that anti-corruption measures are effectively enforced. The Iraqi judiciary prides itself on achieving significant results in line with the rule of law, standing as a model within the Arab region.