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PM : Government determined to take firm anti-corruption measures

[15/11/2018 04:40]

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Prime Minister Dr Ma'een Abdulmalik has made clear that stiff measures to be taken to control corruption." Rule of law will be enforced by law enforcement authorities everywhere, nobody will be exempted", he said.

His statement came as he held meeting Thursday in Aden included the leadership of the Central Organization for Auditing and Control (COCA).

Chairman of COCA judge Abu Baker Asqaf briefed the Prime Minister on measures have been taken to resume COCA's actions and enforce its role in the government-held provinces and regions.

Dr Ma'een stated that the government will provided COAC with necessary resources to enable it doing its job effectively.