dijlahpoint - The Federal Integrity Commission announced the issuance of a judicial ruling sentencing the administrative undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Minerals to six years in prison, against the backdrop of his involvement in administrative bribery crimes and breach of official duties.
The commission clarified that the competent court issued its in-person ruling based on probative evidence and details of receiving financial sums in exchange for terminating official partnership contracts between public companies and the private sector.
It added that the decision also included imposing financial fines on the convicted person, emphasizing the approach of judicial and regulatory institutions in strictly applying the law and holding accountable those involved in administrative and financial corruption without exception.
