This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press _A Mohyawi
Abdel Rahim Al-Zaidi, King’s Attorney General at the Court of Appeal of Fez, discussed today, Wednesday January 22, the efforts made to combat financial crime and its negative effects on the national economy and development sustainable. This happened during his presentation of the report on the activity of the Public Prosecutor’s Office for the year 2024, on the occasion of the opening of the 2025 judicial year.
Al-Zaidi stressed that the Public Prosecutor’s Office relies on firmness and rigor in the fight against financial and organized crimes, given their complex nature and negative impact on the national economy. He explained that there is a comprehensive approach to dealing with these crimes, which includes the adoption of a modern criminal investigation system compatible with the complexity of organized crime.
In terms of figures, Al-Zaidi indicated that the Public Prosecutor’s Office received 184 complaints during the 2024 judicial year, of which 143 were completed, i.e. a rate of 77.71%. As for the minutes, 82 minutes were recorded, all 100% completed, which demonstrates the efforts made to respond to these issues.
The statement by Abderrahim Al-Zaidi, Attorney General at the Court of Appeal of Fez, underlines the importance of the role played by the public prosecutor in the fight against financial delinquency. He stressed that the firm and strict fight against these crimes aims to protect the national economy from their negative repercussions, such as the impact on investments, the shaking of confidence in institutions and the damage to the financial system.
This statement reflects the commitment of the Moroccan authorities to upholding the law and ensuring financial integrity, and demonstrates awareness of the importance of combating these crimes to achieve economic development and maintain social stability.
