Vanuatu revokes citizenship of Syrian businessman ...Kuwait

Vanuatu has reportedly revoked the citizenship of a Syrian businessman after it came to light that several of his businesses are sanctioned by the US government. Abdul Rahman Khiti is the first person to have purchased Vanuatu citizenship under the pacific island's controversial development support programme, which costs $130,000. Businesses belonging to Abdul Rahman and his brother - Syrian MP Amera Khiti - were sanctioned, and after an investigation by The Guardian it was found that Abdul Rahman Khiti had been approved citizenship in the country but it was later revoked. Ronald Warsal, chairman of the Vanuatu Citizenship Office and Commission told the publication:

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