Nazaha sends Ministry of Public Works officials to Prosecution over corruption allegations

The Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha) has referred a supervisor and several other individuals from the Ministry of Public Works to the Public Prosecution on allegations of forgery, embezzlement, and facilitating the misappropriation of public funds.

Nazaha emphasized its ongoing commitment to thorough investigations, evidence collection, and follow-up on all credible reports of corruption, ensuring that each case meets the required legal standards before referral.

The Authority also highlighted the vital role of whistleblowers, noting that information provided by citizens and employees is essential to uncovering corruption, while stressing that all whistleblowers are guaranteed full protection and confidentiality under Kuwaiti law and executive regulations, reports Al-Rai daily.

The referral reflects Kuwait’s broader strategy to strengthen transparency and governance across government agencies and reinforces the country’s commitment to safeguarding public resources against misuse. Nazaha reaffirmed that it will continue to pursue all actionable cases and support judicial authorities in holding violators accountable.