Introduction The contemporary world experiences sharp contradictions between corruption and integrity dominance in society. These two phenomena are considered to be of great importance in the contemporary global economy. It should be stressed that a lot of modern national companies suffer serious cultural problems connected with corruption issues. Corruption distorts government policy away from the population interests and its principle goals and as a result it leads to the waste of resources. The efforts and energies of citizens and public officials are directed to easy money rather than productive activities. Corruption can be observed in any country of the world but it reaches the most devastating effects within economies being highly developed hindering possible advances in democracy and economic growth. The Most Corrupt Countries: Iraq and Afghanistan Corruption takes place in almost half the world’s countries being completely intensifying and affecting nearly all the spheres of human activities. The forms of corruption can be quite different; they can cover judicial systems and the police together with business contracts enforcement and commercial litigation. Iraq and Afghanistan are considered to be among the most corrupt world countries. Iraq is regarded to be the third most corrupt country according to the statistic research carried out by Transparency International group. In the territory of the Middle East this country takes the first place in corruption; the analysis of the corruption issues in the country carried out based on recent tragedy happening to Radhi al-Radhi being responsible for anti-corruption strategies of the country. He had to flee Iraq for the US a year ago; the investigations carried out showed that this step was taken for family escape. The US government puppet al-Maliki squirreling away billions of dollars and London and Switzerland real estate holdings; his assassins appeared to be rather brutal and 12 investigators of al-Radhi, being the Head Public Integrity Commission in Iraq, were found being tortured and murdered having drill holes in bodies. This example proves the development of corruption in Iraq covering every sphere of people’s life and activities and being especially popular among the officials and governmental representatives. The level of corruption in Iraq is merely natural and advanced by the puppet Maliki regime. It should be stressed that the Iraqi level of corruption is closely connected with oil production being turned over to foreign companies by the Maliki regime. As a result the country failed to account for its revenues properly and managed to ignore the most principle account procedures. The research of Iraq’s anti-corruption system has shown that all the steps of the developed program are aimed at corruption stimulation rather than the opposite. The government of Iraq siphoned about 23$ billion; about five percent of Iraq’s financial funds are transferred to intended recipients while all the rest money is put in the pockets of the governmental representatives (Madsen, 2008). Similar situation of corruption development can be observed in Afghanistan. The score of this country is about 2.5 according to Transparency International. Corruption is considered to be a growing problem and the country’s economy is the principal source for it. Nevertheless some other factor