Iraqi judiciary seizes $20 million, $340,000 and 60 kg of gold in Al-Jumaili case
Iraq’s judiciary announced the seizure of $20 million, $340,000, and 60 kg of gold in the corruption case involving Deputy Oil Minister Adnan Al-Jumaili.
Iraq's judiciary has seized a substantial amount of assets in a corruption case involving Deputy Oil Minister Adnan Al-Jumaili. The Central Anti-Corruption Criminal Court, in coordination with the Kurdistan region, made the seizure of $20 million, $340,000, and 60 kilograms of gold. The case also led to the confiscation of seven vehicles.
Al-Jumaili, who is currently in custody, is accused of misusing funds from projects he managed along with his associates. The investigation focused on tracking down the financial proceeds of losses from these projects, which ultimately led to the seizure of these valuable assets.
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