AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Health Alert (CCHF): Iraq’s Health Ministry reports 313 confirmed Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever cases in 2026, including 24 deaths, with Nineveh and Dhi Qar among the hardest hit; officials say daily monitoring and awareness campaigns are underway with veterinary and regulatory partners. Health System & Governance: Iraq’s Health Ministry suspended three senior officials in Al-Diwaniyah over alleged irregularities tied to a government vehicle auction, as an integrity commission anti-corruption drive continues. Funding Pressure on Care: Iraq’s government says it may need to borrow over 3 trillion dinars to cover August public-sector salaries amid an oil-revenue slump, raising concerns about knock-on effects for health services and staffing. Medical Supply Accountability: Iraq won a Jordan court case for Samarra’s State Company for Drug Industries and Medical Appliances after a dispute over substandard medical supplies, with compensation ordered. Environmental Health Risk: A new Iraq Green Observatory warning says over half of Iraq’s land is threatened by desertification, with rising dust, soil salinity, and water-quality strain flagged as growing threats to food and public health.
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