The consultant of Libyan National Anti-corruption Commission Mehadi Ben Jemaa revealed that, the Commission has requested from its Tunisian counterpart to provide data of 121 Libyan companies operating in Tunisia, suspected to be implicated in laundering money.
Ben Jemaa added in statements reported by the Libyan Express that the matter relates to some information about the aforementioned companies regarding their works in Tunisia, not about the filed lawsuits which is the Judicial Authorities’ task.
The Head of Libyan Anti-corruption Commission, Noman Al-Sheikh stated that, the request came on the sidelines of the first Tunisian-Libyan Anti-corruption Forum which held in the capital city of Tunis.
He added that the forum, which its agenda are going to be concluded on Wednesday, was included in the agreement which was signed between the two states in 2016.
