الشرطة الموريتانية تستدعي الرئيس السابق لـ«شبهات فساد» ...Middle East

استدعت شرطة محاربة الجرائم المالية والاقتصادية بموريتانيا، مساء أول من أمس، رئيس البلاد السابق محمد ولد عبد العزيز للاستماع إليه فيما يتعلق بشبهة ضلوعه في استخدام دعم مالي أوروبي، بقيمة 5 ملايين يورو، تم توجيهه إلى مصنع لمعالجة وتصدير الأسماك يملكه الرئيس السابق.وتعتبر هذه هي المرة الرابعة التي تستدعي فيها الشرطة الرئيس السابق، ضمن تحقيقات بقضايا فساد وقعت في فترة حكمه (2009 - 2019)، يعتقد أن الرئيس السابق متورط فيها، وفقا لما كشفه تقرير لجنة تحقيق برلمانية.

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