The College of Veterinary Medicine organizes a workshop on the criminal jurisdiction of the Integrity Commission

The College of Veterinary Medicine, in cooperation with the Kirkuk Investigations Office of the Integrity Commission, organized a workshop entitled "The Criminal Jurisdiction of the Federal Integrity Commission." The workshop was attended by the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Shahd Abbas Al-Attar, along with faculty members, staff, and students.

The workshop included a lecture by Investigator Adnan Mohammed Abdul, who discussed the criminal jurisdiction of the Federal Integrity Commission as a cornerstone of the anti-corruption system. He explained that this jurisdiction defines the Commission's powers to investigate and examine financial assets through the activation of the financial disclosure form adopted by the Federal Integrity Commission, and to pursue financial corruption crimes through criminal proceedings within the established legal frameworks.

The workshop aimed to highlight the problems facing citizens and to develop perspectives that contribute to enhancing the effectiveness of the Federal Integrity Commission's criminal role by discussing corruption cases, money laundering issues, and the importance of financial disclosure.