The Audit Bureau announced on Tuesday the freezing of all bank accounts belonging to several security and economic entities, as part of an effort to reorganize the administrative structures of certain agencies.
The decision includes the Stabilization Support Apparatus, the Internal Security Agency, the Facilities and Installations Security Authority, as well as the North Africa Development and Investment Holding Company and its subsidiaries.
These entities are either affiliated with or previously controlled by Abdel Ghani Al-Kikli, who was assassinated last week, or run by individuals loyal to him.
The Audit Bureau emphasized that the release of these accounts will depend on completing a full financial inventory and appointing new official administrations for these entities, in coordination with the Presidential Council and the government.
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