The Algerian Judicial Council pronounces the rulings on July 14th
The Public Prosecutor of the Algerian Judicial Council requested the maximum penalties against the defendants in the case of the former Minister of Industry and Pharmaceutical Production, Ali Aoun, and those with him, as he demanded that a 12-year prison sentence be imposed on Aoun and the businessman “A. Abdel Nour,” called “Nuno Mneita,” and penalties ranging between 10 and 5 years against the rest of the defendants, while the judge decided to pronounce the rulings in the case file on July 14 of this month.
In the details of the petitions submitted by the representative of the public right, on Tuesday, July 7th, he requested the imposition of a sentence of 12 years in prison and 1 million Algerian dinars against the defendants, “Ali Aoun” and “A. Abdel Nour,” and 10 years in prison and a fine of 1 million dinars against each of the son of the minister, “Mahdi,” the general director of the Fundal Foundation, “S. Noureddine,” and “B. Karim,” the president and general director of the “CEDAR” complex. Al-Hajjar,” and the businessmen following the case file.
10 years for the minister’s son and Emtal officials, and 6 years for Charafeddine Amara
While the Public Prosecution sought a penalty of 6 years in prison and a fine of 1 million dinars against the former president of the Algerian Football Federation, Charafeddine Amara, and 5 years in prison and 1 million Algerian dinars against the rest of the businessmen followed in the case file, compared to a 32 million dinar fine against the accused companies.
He requested sentences ranging from 10 to 5 years for the remaining defendants in the case
Minister Aoun and the rest of the defendants appeared before the court of the Tenth Criminal Chamber of the Algerian Judicial Council, on Tuesday, July 7, on heavy charges ranging from granting deals that violate the law, receiving undeserved benefits, squandering public money, exploiting influence, and exploiting one’s position, in addition to money laundering, bribery, and participating in a number of misdemeanors, according to what is stipulated in the articles included in the Anti-Corruption and Prevention of Corruption Law.
On April 20, the Pole Court, the Economic and Financial Pole Court of Sidi M’hamed, issued a decision ordering the deposit of the former Minister of Industry and Pharmaceutical Production, Ali Aoun, and convicting him of 5 years of effective imprisonment and a fine of 1 million Algerian dinars.
In the details of the rulings issued by the head of the Economic and Financial Penal Pole, he convicted former Minister Ali Aoun of 5 years in prison and a fine of 1 million Algerian dinars, with orders to place him in prison at the session.
The Pole President also imposed a 10-year prison sentence and a fine of 1 million Algerian dinars against the accused, “A. Abdel Nour,” known as “Nono Manita,” which is the same punishment he issued against the investor, “Sami Boukataya,” in exchange for 6 years of effective imprisonment and a fine of 200,000 Algerian dinars against the accused son of Minister Ali Aoun, “Mahdi Aoun.”
In addition, the Pole Court imposed a sentence of 3 years imprisonment and a fine of 1 million Algerian dinars against the General Director of the Fundal Foundation, S. Noureddine, and B. Karim, the President and General Manager of the Cedar El Haggar Complex, while Charfaoui Mohamed, an economic trader, and the head of the Kwara Equestrian Club, Abdel Halim, were sentenced to a 5-year prison sentence and 1 million Algerian dinars fine.
While the rulings of the Head of the Economic and Financial Pole passed peacefully and peacefully for the former President of the Algerian Football Federation, Charafeddine Amara, the General Manager of a Chinese brand car dealership, “Ayman Chet,” and the police officer, “Attia,” in addition to both the directors of the Amrawi pharmaceutical companies, Abdelkader and Habes Mohamed, as they were acquitted of all charges against them, with the judicial control procedure against them lifted and their passports recovered.
The Pole Court also issued a ruling requiring every defendant convicted in the case to pay a fine of 1 million Algerian dinars to the public treasury, in exchange for the accused company paying 5 million Algerian dinars, as compensation for the damage caused to it.
