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University of Diyala engineering college holds seminar on reporting corruption cases
The legal division of the University of Diyala's College of Engineering held a seminar with the Federal Integrity Commission in Diyala on how reports of corruption and illicit gain are received.
Why it matters: The University of Diyala's College of Engineering and the Federal Integrity Commission in Diyala jointly ran a seminar on receiving corruption and illicit-gain reports.
The University of Diyala said the legal division of its College of Engineering held a seminar in cooperation with the Federal Integrity Commission in Diyala.
According to the university, the seminar covered the mechanisms for receiving information and reports relating to cases of corruption and illicit gain.
The university said the speakers included Professor Mohammed Nasser, assistant lecturer Amna Khazaal and legal member Abbas Ahmed.
Editor’s view
Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor
The seminar was a joint undertaking of the College of Engineering's legal division and the Federal Integrity Commission in Diyala, devoted to the mechanisms for receiving corruption and illicit-gain reports.
