Butchers' chamber chief extended four months
The detention of the head of the butchers' chamber in Tunisia, Ahmed Al-Amiri, has been extended for an additional four months by a decision from the investigating judge at the Tunis Court of Audit and Financial Issues. This step comes as part of investigations into allegations of embezzlement of public funds and manipulation of distribution channels. He faces charges including money laundering, monopolization, illegal speculation, and breach of trust. It is noted that the case was opened following a complaint from a meat company accusing Al-Amiri of financial and administrative corruption.
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