Nazaha arrests businessman, official, expatriate in corruption cases

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (Nazaha) announced that it has uncovered several corruption cases in recent times, including a businessman offering a bribe of 1.6 million SAR to a customs officer in exchange for evading approximately 14 million SAR in customs duties on two containers containing tobacco at Jeddah Port. Additionally, a Ministry of Health employee received 900,000 SAR for awarding projects in violation of regulations, and a resident from the Ministry of Energy was paid 200,000 SAR to refrain from imposing fines amounting to 1.5 million SAR on a commercial entity. The authority emphasizes its ongoing efforts to pursue corruption cases and take legal actions to protect public funds and promote transparency and integrity.

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