News 24 | Sudan confiscates money and property from businessman on Friday

The Sudanese government confiscated about 80 million shares of the Sudanese Company for Free Zones and Free Markets from its owner, Saudi businessman Jumaa Al-Jumaa, and two of his sons.

The committee responsible for recovering the money seized by elements of the former regime in Sudan confirmed that Al-Juma entered the shareholding agreement without paying any money to the government of Sudan, indicating that the deal is a form of corruption during the old regime.

For his part, the shareholders’ lawyer in the case on Friday, lawyer Mishaal Al-Sharif, according to “Okaz”, confirmed that they have submitted an urgent telegram to the Minister of Justice, Dr Walid Al-Samaani. , to address the Sudanese Ministry of Justice to stop the issue of confiscation of funds, as it was Saudi money that contributed with Friday Friday, and at that time he transferred the funds to the State of Sudan.

He added that they had a ruling from the “Diwan of Grievances in Dammam” administrative tribunal, forcing Friday prayers to return more than one billion riyals, stating that the ruling was not implemented because the money is in Sudan.

He pointed out that after Friday’s jail term, his property was found and the Sudanese judicial authorities were seized by the Saudi Ministry of Justice, with a view to its seizure, sale and handover to shareholders. of their rights, but the process was slow due to in Corona and the political situation in Sudan.