Syria corruption exposes 90B lira loss
The article addresses widespread corruption within the branches of the General Insurance and Pensions Corporation in Aleppo. A regulatory inspection was conducted, during which contracts totaling over three trillion old Syrian pounds were audited, resulting in lost revenues exceeding 90 billion old Syrian pounds. The investigation also uncovered manipulations in the recording of contract values, the issuance of fraudulent pensions to ineligible individuals, years of unpaid insurance fees, as well as violations related to employee registration. Those involved have been referred to the judiciary, reaffirming the authority’s ongoing commitment to combating corruption and promoting integrity, in order to safeguard public funds and ensure legal accountability.
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