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النهار أونلاين
Zatshi, Zefiz, and Amara face 10-year sentences
During a three-day trial, sentences were issued against several officials of the Algerian Football Federation (FAF) in a corruption case related to contracts with the company "Adidas" and the Tunisian company "Concord Voyage." Prosecutors sought 10-year prison sentences and a fine of one million Algerian dinars for former presidents, including Khiridine Zatshi, Jahed Zfezef, and Ammar Sharf Eldin. Additional sentences ranged from 5 to 7 years for other defendants, along with demands for financial compensations reaching up to 900 million dinars. The accused denied the charges brought against them, asserting that all procedures were legal and that they did not benefit from any unjustified privileges. During the investigation, they discussed details of football internship contracts carried out in Tunisia, their adherence to administrative procedures, and financial initiatives undertaken over the years. The investigations focused on embezzlement and the misuse of public funds, with conflicting accounts from officials regarding the details of contracts and funding. Meanwhile, the court continued questioning the defendants and presenting evidence.
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