KUWAIT CITY, Oct 13: Continuing its stringent anti-corruption campaign, Kuwait’s Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha) announced Sunday the referral of a leader and other individuals subject to financial disclosure laws to the Public Prosecution on suspicions of illicit gain and submitting inaccurate financial disclosure statements.

This referral comes as part of Nazaha’s ongoing efforts to uphold transparency and integrity, building on a series of recent crackdowns targeting corruption among public officials. Through its official X platform account, Nazaha reaffirmed its commitment to thoroughly examine, gather evidence, and investigate all credible information submitted by any means to safeguard public trust.

The authority called on all those required to submit financial disclosures to strictly adhere to accuracy and transparency when completing and submitting their declarations within the legally mandated deadlines. Nazaha emphasized that this obligation is both a legal and ethical duty vital to protecting public funds, reinforcing the values of integrity, and boosting societal confidence in state institutions.