Baghdad: The Parliamentary Integrity Committee has raised a question to the Tourism Authority concerning the legality of investment contracts related to hotel properties owned by the Authority. This inquiry aims to scrutinize the current handling of these contracts and ensure that public funds are being safeguarded.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the committee’s question is part of a broader effort to protect public assets and maintain transparency in the management of state-owned properties. The committee is seeking clarity on how these contracts were awarded and the terms under which they operate, emphasizing the need for accountability in the use of public resources.

The move comes amid growing concerns about the management of public funds and whether the investment contracts align with legal standards and benefit the public interest. The committee’s action reflects an ongoing commitment to uphold integrity within public institutions and prevent potential misuse of assets entrusted to the Tourism Authority.