AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIraq Anti-Corruption Push: Iraq’s Federal Integrity Commission sentenced former deputy culture minister Sarbast Omar Hassan in absentia to six years over the stalled “Nimrud Treasure” contract with a Danish firm, after finding the deal harmed public funds and lacked safeguards for the collection. Kurdistan Fire Safety: The KRG tightened fire safety rules for buildings, fuel stations, and gas installations in Erbil and beyond, citing hundreds of fires this year and major fuel-depot damage. PMF Border Security: Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces boosted surveillance and readiness along the Syria border to prevent infiltration, while Syria said movements were routine. Electricity Leadership Shake-Up: Iraq’s electricity minister appointed a temporary head for Baghdad’s distribution company after legal action over alleged corruption and fictitious employees. Iran-Iraq Banking Deal: Iran’s central bank governor said banking barriers have been removed and Tehran expects access to funds in Iraq within weeks, tied to guarantees for Iranian contractors. Humanitarian Day: UN officials marked World Humanitarian Day by urging protection and accountability for aid workers amid ongoing attacks. Korek Telecom Clash: Kurdistan-based Korek Telecom’s CEO rejected Baghdad’s communications regulator steps as “illegal and baseless,” warning of a wider political and security dispute.
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