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Manipulation in Moroccan education sector public procurement leads to confiscation of officials’ properties and bank accounts in Fez
The Anti-Money Laundering Chamber at the Fes Court issued a verdict of two years in prison along with a fine of 50,000 dirhams against officials in the Education sector and contractors in a case related to "money laundering." The rulings included the confiscation of seized assets and funds. This comes as part of efforts to pursue a criminal network that used forgery and abuse of authority in public procurement files, with the head of the construction department involved in manipulating order documents in exchange for bribes. These rulings follow investigations that revealed the network members' involvement in forgery operations and the use of digital equipment to carry out their illegal activities.
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