25/11/2025
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25/11/2025
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KUWAIT CITY, Nov 25: The Anti-Corruption Authority, Nazaha, has referred 20 individuals who are subject to the financial disclosure requirements to the Public Prosecution for allegedly submitting false or inaccurate financial disclosure statements.
The Integrity Commission emphasized the critical importance of accurately completing and submitting financial declarations within the legally mandated deadlines. It highlighted that this is not only a legal obligation but also an ethical responsibility designed to safeguard public funds, uphold the principles of transparency and integrity, and strengthen the public’s trust in state institutions.
Failure to comply with these requirements, the Commission noted, undermines both legal accountability and societal confidence in governance, making adherence to financial disclosure rules a key pillar of good governance.
