Lebanese Justice Minister files asset declaration under Illicit Enrichment Law
Lebanese Justice Minister Adel Nassar submitted a declaration of his movable and immovable assets to the National Anti-Corruption Commission in accordance with Lebanon's Illicit Enrichment Law.
The declaration was filed at the commission's headquarters in Verdun.
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