Jakarta –
Minister of Finance (Minister of Finance) Sri Mulyani open voice about the existence of strange transactions in the Ministry of Finance (Ministry of Finance) that reached up to IDR 300 trillion. Sri has not yet received any information regarding the information on this huge amount of money.
“In the letter Mr. Ivan (Head of PPATKA-Ivan Yustiavanda) delivered to me on Thursday, the letter concerns our PPATK letter. The list doesn’t have rupiah numbers,” said Sri Mulyani in a press conference, at the Ministry of Finance building, Central Jakarta, Saturday (11/3/2023).
Sri Mulyani also asked PPATK to convey the transaction value of IDR 300 trillion to the public so that it could become legal evidence.
“Mr. Ivan, what is the Rp. 300 T like? Please convey it to the media. I also want to know who was involved so that my cleanup will also be faster,” said Sri.
Previously it was reported that Mahfud Md explained that the Rp 300 trillion odd transaction in question was not a criminal act of corruption at the Ministry of Finance, but money laundering.
“So it is not true that there is a growing rumor at the Ministry of Finance that there is Rp. 300 trillion in corruption. It is not corruption, it is money laundering,” said Mahfud in a press conference at his office, Central Jakarta, Friday (10/3).
He also explained that money laundering does not take state funds, unlike corruption. “That’s bigger than corruption but not taking state money. Moreover, taking tax money. Not like that. Maybe taking a little tax money, but it will be investigated,” said Mahfud.
Regarding the potential loss to the state as a result of corruption, Mahfud said the Ministry of Finance had made an effort to recover Rp. 7 trillion in state losses.
“Corruption is related to the stolen state budget, but the Ministry of Finance managed to recover Rp. 7.08 trillion,” said Mahfud.
According to him, regarding the alleged crime of money laundering of IDR 300 trillion, law enforcement officials will follow up. Starting from the KPK, the Attorney General’s Office, to the police.
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