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The Algerian government promised the public in the country today, Sunday, that it "will receive more than $110 million in funds smuggled abroad, after Switzerland processed 4 judicial delegation files," according to its statement related to the country's involvement in corruption cases.
A statement from the Council of Ministers meeting today stated that "the Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs, the National Community Abroad, and African Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, presented a presentation on the file of recovering stolen funds before the end of the meeting," and added: "Attaf revealed the sending of 33 judicial delegations to Switzerland, of which 20 files were studied and accepted. In addition, 4 files related to stolen and frozen funds have been processed definitively so far, and Algeria will receive more than $110 million under these procedures." The Council of Ministers' statement also emphasized that "the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, thanked both the Swiss Federation and the Kingdom of Spain for Algeria's recovery of its stolen funds, noting that 61 judicial delegations were sent to France in this regard, and none of them were responded to."
