Anti-Corruption Receives Declaration of Transportation & Public Works Deputy Minister
Sana'a - Saba:
The Supreme National Anti-Corruption Commission (SACC) member Engineer Harith Al-Omari received on Saturday the fourth financial disclosure statement from Deputy Minister of Transportation and Public Works Yahya Mohammed Al-Sayani.
During the receipt of the declaration in the presence of the head of the Financial Disclosure and Anti-Graft Department at the Commission, Mohammed Al-Qans, Engineer Al-Omari appreciated the keenness of the Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works to submit his declaration in compliance with the provisions of the Financial Disclosure Law No. (30) of 2006, and in order to enhance the protection of the integrity of public employees. He urged all those covered to submit their declarations within the dates specified by the law.
For his part, the Deputy Minister of Transportation and Public Works confirmed that his submission of the declaration comes in compliance with the provisions of the Financial Disclosure Law.
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