Tunisia-Kaïs Saïed dismisses INLUCC director

By R

| 20 août 2021

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The Head of State Kaïs Saïed decided today, Friday August 20, 2021, to sack the Secretary-General of the National Authority for the Fight against Corruption (Inlucc) Anouar Ben Hassan.

Anouar Ben Hassan will be provisionally replaced by the body’s administrative and financial manager.

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