Syria's Dead People's Salaries Explained

The Central Inspection and Audit Authority in Syria has uncovered an organized corruption network within the Social Security and Pensions Institutions in Aleppo. The investigation revealed manipulations in the disbursement of salaries to fictitious and deceased individuals, resulting in the loss of more than 90 billion Syrian pounds from state revenues. Violations included forging pension cards and continuing to pay pensions to people who have been deceased for years, including a woman who passed away in 2000 and a man believed to be 150 years old. Additionally, there were cases where a single person received 80 pension cards. Those involved have been referred to the judiciary, and several employees have been suspended. The authorities have called for expanding control campaigns to enhance transparency and combat corruption through digital transformation, utilizing technologies such as artificial intelligence to establish a more secure and transparent system for managing government funds.

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