Saudi King Salman has ordered specialised anti-corruption units to be established in the public prosecutor’s office, the government said Sunday, several weeks after a sweeping anti-graft purge of the kingdom’s elite.
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515 Views | the publication reaches you by | Saudi Arabia TodayThe statement did not offer any specific details on the operation of the units except that they will investigate and prosecute corruption cases.
The decision comes after Saudi Arabia held dozens of princes, ministers and tycoons in Riyadh’s luxury Ritz-Carlton hotel in early November, in an anti-corruption push led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Mojeb has previously said that $107 billion was recovered in the crackdown in various forms of assets that included property, securities and cash.
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