Integration of the work of external oversight bodies in Iraq

Abstract

In light of the circumstances experienced by Iraq, which were represented by multiple
wars and the economic blockade during the defunct regime, and fueled sectarian conflict
and the emergence of terrorism after the fall of that regime, all of these conditions
combined generated a state of financial and administrative corruption that affected the
economic and social situation of the country and in response to that case the state baptized
To establish more than one supervisory body as well as the Federal Financial Supervision
Bureau, the supreme audit body in Iraq to combat and reduce financial and administrative
corruption, the research community was represented by external oversight bodies in Iraq
represented by the Federal Financial Supervision Bureau and the Integrity Commission,
and The Air Inspector General, was used as a tool in the style of the questionnaire
practical side.
The current study aims to explain the role of integration between external oversight
bodies, and the study concluded a set of conclusions, the most important of which (a lack
of integration and coordination between external oversight bodies). The study concluded
with a set of recommendations, the most important of which (enhancing integration
between the oversight bodies through several paragraphs, the most important of which is
joint planning for oversight work and coordination of roles).