Butchers' Chamber Head detention extended

The investigative judge at the Financial Judicial Pole in the capital has extended the detention of Ahmed Al-Amiri, President of the Butchers' Chamber in Tunis, by four months on charges of embezzlement of public funds and corruption. The investigation pertains to suspicions of manipulating the distribution channels for refrigerated meat imported from abroad, exploiting tax cards to increase meat quantities and sell them illegally, as well as money laundering, monopolistic practices, illegal speculation, and breach of trust. The public prosecutor had previously detained Al-Amiri in prison after interrogating him, for crimes related to abuse of office and economic deception aimed at personal gain at the expense of the state.

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