SPRM belum temui unsur rasuah dalam pelaburan e-Fishery
Ketua pesuruhjaya SPRM berkata 19 saksi atau individu sudah dirakam percakapan bagi membantu siasatan ke atas pelaburan bernilai RM163.4 juta itu.
The Monetary Commission (SPRM) has concluded its investigation into the investment in Indonesia-based e-Fishery, finding no evidence of corruption or mismanagement of power, according to Deputy Director General Abd Halim Aman. The inquiry, which involved 19 witnesses, including KWAP officials, senior Finance Ministry staff, and Khazanah Nasional Berhad employees, has not resulted in any arrests yet.
The investigation was triggered by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's allegation that the KWAP investment in e-Fishery was a planned scam, as the company allegedly manipulated its financial reports. KWAP has since claimed it is trying to recover RM163.4 million invested in e-Fishery.
The investigation also extended to entities in Singapore and Indonesia through the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLA), requiring the submission of necessary documents and information to the relevant countries. This process could take some time as it involves obtaining assistance from the Malaysian Attorney-General's Chambers and the respective countries.
Apart from examining e-Fishery's governance, the SPRM also looked into operational aspects to ensure compliance with regulations and procedures. The domestic investigation, which is nearing completion, is expected to conclude soon, and SPRM is currently awaiting the MLA process from the four relevant authorities.
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