The criminal chamber specializing in financial corruption cases at the Court of First Instance in Tunis has postponed the trial of Fawzi Kamoun, the former director of the office of Ennahdha leader Rached Ghannouchi. The case is linked to suspected money laundering.
The decision to delay the trial was made during a hearing held yesterday. According to an informed judicial source, Kamoun faces direct accusations related to financial crimes, although no additional details about the case file or the next hearing date have been disclosed.
Part of broader anti-corruption investigations
This trial falls within a wider series of investigations conducted by the competent judicial authorities into corruption cases and the tracking of funding sources. The proceedings reflect ongoing efforts to examine complex financial files and strengthen accountability mechanisms.
The court is expected to resume consideration of the case once the necessary legal procedures are completed, with a new trial date to be set at a later stage, as financial crime cases continue to draw attention in Tunisia.
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