Egypt Fully Committed to UN Convention Against Corruption - Top Prosecutor's Assistant

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Egypt Fully Committed to UN Convention Against Corruption - Top Prosecutor's Assistant

[Egypt Online] Egypt has managed to obtain a freezing order from the EU and Switzerland for all looted funds and assets smuggled overseas, Director of the International Cooperation and Human Rights Departments at the Prosecutor General's Office Mohamed Mahmoud Khalaf said on Tuesday 14/12/2021.

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