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CEO of Royal Commission for AlUla Governorate Suspended for Corruption and Money Laundering

An official source in the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority stated that the CEO of the Royal Commission for AlUla Governorate, Engineer Amr bin Saleh Abdul Rahman Al Madani, has been suspended. Because of his involvement in crimes of abuse of office power and money laundering; For obtaining contracts for the benefit of the National Talent Company (the aforementioned is one of its owners) from King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy in an irregular manner, during the period that preceded his joining government work through one of his relatives, the total amounted to (206,630,905) two hundred and six million six hundred and thirty thousand nine hundred and five riyals. After joining government work, he formally left the company while continuing his ownership of it and recommending it to the responsible departments of the Royal Commission for Al-Ula Governorate. This enabled him to obtain projects, the total value of which amounted to (1,298,923) million two hundred and ninety-eight thousand nine hundred and twenty-three riyals, and to obtain personal benefits from companies contracting with the Authority, and to obtain his profits from those projects through one of his relatives. “He was suspended.” (Citizen/ Mohammed bin Suleiman Mohammed Al-Harbi), who admitted that he had received sums of money from the company and its owners, and in turn passed them on to the aforementioned.

2024-01-28 20:04:56
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