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[24/06/2018 02:30]
ADEN-SABA
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi issued his directives to the leadership of the Central Organization for Control and Audit (COCA) to work hard to unearth network of interest, which loots the public funds and still maintain financial interests with coupist forces via trafficking and playing with custom and taxes.
In his meeting with the leadership of COCA led by Judge Abu Bakr al-Saqqaaf on Sunday, President Hadi stressed on the role of the organization as a supreme authority under direct supervision of the Presidency and the law gives it full power for fighting corruption, unearthing its papers to the people and unmask corrupt individuals and bodies for taking necessary deterring action against them.
"The homeland has been suffering from consequences of the war and its catastrophic effects on the homeland and society," said President Hadi, adding people have got good news of liberating most of the country's provinces in preparations for building the state of institutions and the good governance in the framework of the Federal Yemen based on justice and equality.
He issued directives to the government to approve a budget to the central organization resembling that approved in 2014 to perform its duty as demanded. He stressed on field visits and raising detailed reports for taking necessary action against those who play with public funds.
President Hadi confirmed his support to the Central Control Organization to combat corruption and eradicate it.
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi issued his directives to the leadership of the Central Organization for Control and Audit (COCA) to work hard to unearth network of interest, which loots the public funds and still maintain financial interests with coupist forces via trafficking and playing with custom and taxes.
In his meeting with the leadership of COCA led by Judge Abu Bakr al-Saqqaaf on Sunday, President Hadi stressed on the role of the organization as a supreme authority under direct supervision of the Presidency and the law gives it full power for fighting corruption, unearthing its papers to the people and unmask corrupt individuals and bodies for taking necessary deterring action against them.
"The homeland has been suffering from consequences of the war and its catastrophic effects on the homeland and society," said President Hadi, adding people have got good news of liberating most of the country's provinces in preparations for building the state of institutions and the good governance in the framework of the Federal Yemen based on justice and equality.
He issued directives to the government to approve a budget to the central organization resembling that approved in 2014 to perform its duty as demanded. He stressed on field visits and raising detailed reports for taking necessary action against those who play with public funds.
President Hadi confirmed his support to the Central Control Organization to combat corruption and eradicate it.
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