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The Public Prosecutor's Office in Kuwait confirmed the completion of its investigations into a widespread corruption case involving manipulation of procedures related to agricultural holdings and plots associated with the Public Authority for Agriculture and Fish Resources. The investigation revealed that the accused individuals had embezzled more than 8.66 million Kuwaiti dinars in funds and benefits. The case involved 71 defendants, including government officials and senior figures, as well as 28 commercial entities. It was proven that they committed crimes of bribery, deliberate harm to public money, forgery, money laundering, illicit gains, and manipulation of procedures and documents concerning property rights. Authorities emphasized that the case demonstrates abuse of influence and overreach of authority. The findings of the investigation were supported by technical reports from the Integrity Commission and the Financial Intelligence Unit. The accused have been referred to the Criminal Court for accountability under the law. It is also stressed that public service is a trust and responsibility, and that safeguarding public funds is an obligation for everyone in positions of authority.
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