* Report of Transparency: Iraq among the most corrupt administratively and financially
January 4th, 2012 08:02 am · Posted in NEWS: Dinar Currency & World Currency News
Iraq was ranked 175 of the 182 most corrupt countries financially and administratively according to a report prepared by Transparency International for the year / 2011. The International Organization in its report for the year / 2011 that New Zealand is the least corrupt country in the world and followed both from Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Singapore, while classified, Somalia and North Korea being the most corrupt at all.The report noted that the United States ranked 24 on corruption index, which was adopted by the Organization in its report for 2011 as occupied most of the European centers, first in general, either from countries outside the European continent has occupied New Zealand ranked first, Singapore was ranked fifth, and Australia jointly with Switzerland in eighth place.It noted in its report to the States that have held down the list are all from Myanmar, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Sudan, Iraq, Haiti and Venezuela. And the Arab world, Qatar was the least corrupt it was ranked 22 with UAE was ranked 28, followed by Bahrain 46, Oman 50, Kuwait 54, and Jordan, 56, and Saudi Arabia, 57, and Tunisia, 73, and Morocco, 80, and Egypt, 112, and Syria 129, Lebanon 134, Yemen 164, Libya 168. Finally, Iraq is ranked 175.
The report was prepared by Transparency International, an independent organization and says it based its report to various assessments, including mass protests demanding the fight against corruption and how countries deal with it and opinion polls conducted by independent institutions.
Include information used for the installation of indicator “issues related to bribing public officials, kickbacks in public procurement, embezzlement of public funds, and the effectiveness of the efforts of the public sector and fighting corruption.
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