Found from the seventeen billion dollars lost!
Paul Bremer, the American public with the inspector in Iraq, Stuart Bowen
08.10.2011
Faris Omar
Lifting of the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 the cover of the seriousness of the scourge of corruption which has worsened particularly in the years of siege. And launched the entry of troops to Baghdad, a new phase of corruption as a result of the collapse of the rest of the state institutions and to use this situation to the persistence in the looting, have witnessed the first years after the regime change, the involvement of U.S. companies in acts of fraud and theft of trade referred many of them to justice in the United States itself.
The total looting of wealth a new peak in the period that followed the invasion directly to the disappearance of $ 17 billion from the Development Fund of Iraq's money this fund, supervised by the United Nations was the supply of the proceeds of Iraqi oil, and transferred billions seventeen lost to Iraq from the United States in 2004, commissioned by the Council of International Security in a decision issued in 2003, to assist in the reconstruction of what is assumed, then disappeared without a trace in 2004 in the chaos that had hit the Atnabha in the country at the time. In May this year and sent to the Integrity Committee in the House of Representatives a letter to the United Nations Office in Baghdad request the assistance of the international organization in the recovery of Iraq's money, said the letter accompanying the report of 50 pages that all indications are "that the institutions of the United States in Iraq committed corrupt financially is stealing money belonging to the Iraqi people were dedicated to the development of Iraq amounted to about $ 17 billion." On 6 October Council of Ministers announced the formation of a special committee to follow up the disappearance of these funds. The Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Ruz Nuri Shaways that the Ministerial Committee on the Status of a mechanism to ensure the protection of Iraq's money discussed the issue of the disappearance of $ 17 billion of Iraqi funds in the presence of the Deputy Inspector General for the U.S. reconstruction of Iraq, Ginger Cruz. The Committee on the investigation into the disappearance of these funds representatives from the Ministry of Finance and Audit Court and the Central Bank of Iraq. Radio Free Iraq, met with Advisor to the Governor Central Bank of Iraq the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, who pointed out that the missing funds have disappeared in the time of the Coalition Provisional Authority headed by U.S. Ambassador Paul premiere, and who discovered disappearance is the Inspector General Stuart Bowen, the U.S.. Counsel explained that a committee of technical experts emerged from the Committee to Protect Iraq's money under the chairmanship of Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Ruz Nuri Shaways to coordinate with the U.S. side in order to reach the truth of what the outcome of the missing funds. said Mohammed Saleh, said that the seventeen billion dollars did not disappear at once but amounts are spent without documents, and the other without receipts, and amounts spent, without offset projects, using the adjective "Hodgepodge" in the whole affair. member of the Finance Committee in the House of Representatives from the Kurdistan Alliance Najiba Bamarni stressed the need to disclose the fate of money disappearing, especially as it belongs to the people lacks the most basic services and about a quarter of its personnel live under the poverty level. more details in the audio file:
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