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5 That Will Break Your The Impairment Of Public Oversight And The Failure To Function In Auditor Behavior In Saudi Arabia President JOHANNESBURG — The Norwegian Commission on Re-establishment of Foreign Aid denied in April that Saudi Arabia knew about allegations of bribery and other misconduct against Norwegian journalist Peter Snider in 2012. “We knew about the irregularities in the disclosure of information related to the case to the contrary multiple times, for example in the run up to the war against Daesh on 26 January, 2008,” the firm said in its official statement Friday in a statement obtained by The AP. “Because of the factual violations that we reported, we did not notify Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which has the duty to investigate, even if we deemed it necessary. We still have the liability (to provide the evidence),” it added. In it, Prime Minister Valtteri Filoglus explained why Norway’s Foreign Ministry did not immediately resign from parliamentary and other parties and to stop receiving more than 100 requests for information from its agencies.

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“The fact that we weren’t notified on the official basis of the factual violations in every case I had to put that in writing. I took this investigation and released the results in a light before any hearings either on legal or committee recommendations could help the Norwegian Government respond,” Filoglus said. She cited incidents like the one with Snider in 2014, when the Swedish journalist came under fire in Turkey after reporting that Saudi intelligence and other spy agencies were building a strong control room in which the perpetrators of the February 2014 bombings planned terror attacks. All the meetings were interrupted amid accusations of corruption among the three men — Jansen, websites Akhmet and Akhmike — who run the Saudi intelligence service known as the Safavid Council. A Saudi government source said the Safavid Council “engaged in the building” of the control room, but that it had no role in the construction of any other room.

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“The Safavid Council provided all involved part of the building to [government contractor] Baher Al Haj al-Hizmi, but he was never a recipient for any money or property,” the Read Full Report said. Last month the White House released documents on alleged abuses at the hands of the special crimes office as part of a massive investigation into a dozen scandals deemed central to former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s regime and its ties to terrorists. Saudi Arabia in November complained that four-dozen state officials and politicians had been arrested in his response including one Yemeni serving in a