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Court employee honoured for uncovering corruption case
By JT - Sep 21,2020 - Last updated at Sep 21,2020
AMMAN — Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Omar Razzaz on Monday honoured a court employee who provided information that helped uncover a corruption case and saved the Treasury JD650,000.
Razzaz welcomed Ibrahim Bsoul, an Irbid Court of First Instance staff member, at the Prime Ministry and thanked him for his "diligence, true belonging and commitment to protecting public funds", the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
Bsoul expressed appreciation for the gesture, stressing that he “only did his duty" in preserving public money, urging all not to hesitate in reporting any corruption case.
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