Iraq's Corruption
People & Institutions

Ahmed Mohsen Nasser

أحمد محسن ناصر

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Legal status as of 20 October 2026

Convicted (reported)

Reported convicted by credible media or an official statement; the judgment itself not seen.

What the documents say

The Hilla integrity misdemeanour court sentenced him in absentia to two years' rigorous imprisonment for granting an exclusive investment opportunity on state property not listed in the investment map of the Ministry of Construction, Housing, Municipalities and Public Works, and ordered the seizure of his property (Integrity Commission statement relayed by 964, 27 March 2025).

Kind
Person
Roles
  • Director of Babil municipalities (former)

Cases

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Cases
CaseRoleStatus in this caseDetailAs of
Babil: sentences against former governors and municipal directors over land allocations, a IQD 14 billion vehicle contract and investment awards (from 2015 to 2025)Director of Babil municipalities (former)Convicted (reported)The Hilla integrity misdemeanour court sentenced him in absentia to two years' rigorous imprisonment for granting an exclusive investment opportunity on state property not listed in the investment map of the Ministry of Construction, Housing, Municipalities and Public Works, and ordered the seizure of his property (Integrity Commission statement relayed by 964, 27 March 2025).19 October 2026

Dated events

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  1. 27 March 2025
    Convicted (reported)Two years in absentia

Documents

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  1. 964 (English)27 March 2025Official statement reported by the mediaTier B

    Former Babil municipalities director sentenced in absentia for corruption

    Ahmed Mohsen Nasser, the former director of municipalities in Babylon governorate, has been sentenced in absentia to two years of high-security imprisonment for violating his
    Original address