INA - BAGHDAD
The head of the Iraqi Media Network, Karim Hammadi, affirmed on Monday the network's readiness to support the Integrity Commission's programs and highlight its awareness activities, thereby enhancing public awareness of the importance of combating corruption and establishing integrity values within state institutions.
This took place during Hammadi's visit to the Federal Integrity Commission headquarters, discussing with the head of the Federal Integrity Commission, Mohammed Ali Al-Lami, ways to strengthen cooperation and partnership between the two institutions, as well as support awareness and education programs aimed at establishing a culture of integrity and preventing corruption.
Both sides discussed promoting a culture of integrity among citizens and employees and working to launch joint media and educational programs that contribute to establishing the concepts of transparency, accountability, and combating corruption.
“The Iraqi Media Network is ready to support the Integrity Commission's programs and highlight its awareness activities, thereby enhancing public awareness of the importance of combating corruption and establishing integrity values within state institutions,” Hammadi affirmed.
In turn, Al-Lami welcomed the visit of the head of the Iraqi Media Network, praising “the network’s role in supporting the commission’s work and programs,” stressing “the importance of cooperation with national media institutions in spreading a culture of corruption prevention and enhancing citizens’ trust in official institutions.”