Integrity Commission confirms the high pace of completion of lagging hospital projects

Baghdad-INA 

  The Integrity Commission announced today, Monday, on its report on its investigation of lagging hospital projects, while noting that the completion rates amounted to more than 70%.

The Director-General of the Authority's Prevention Department, Ali Qasim Mahmoud, said in a statement to the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The Performance and Job Behavior Department in the Prevention Department is tasked with submitting a report on the reality of employment in institutions and ministries, especially service ones."

Qasim added, "There are many reports of job performance in the Department of Prevention, to indicate the observations, problems, obstacles and treatments, and I sent it to the competent authorities, including the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers and the Prime Minister's Office for the purpose of referring it to the relevant institutions to avoid observations and find the necessary treatments for it."

He pointed out that "the teams and committees of the Department of Prevention worked on preparing a report on the projects of lagging hospitals and the percentages of completion, and submitted many reports on that," stressing that "the results of the last report are good, and there is a response from the relevant institutions, whose completion rates have reached more than 70 %".