Rabat- The National Society of Transport and Logistics (SNTL) is refuting claims that placed the department on a list of corrupt public institutions in a recent report from the Court of Auditors.
The Audits Court wrote in a report released Tuesday that one of SNTL officials had received unjustified travel abroad expenses, “knowing that the person concerned had benefited from travel expenses for this mission, in accordance with the regulations in force.”
The Court of Auditors’s verdict states that the director in question must refund the State for the sums collected.
In a statement, reported by Maghreb Arab Press, Moroccan Games and Sports (MDJS) said that the findings of the Court of Auditors “are fully contained in in its 2008 annual report,” adding that “this mismanagement took place between 1995 to 2008.”
“These facts concern the former management of the company,” the statement said, explaining that Younes El Mechrafi, current CEO of the company, is totally “unaware of the facts reported by the Court of Auditors.”
At the time of the incident in 2008, El Mechrafi was CEO of Archos company.
“El Mechrafi is not a civil servant and does not receive any form of salary other than his remuneration as General Manager of the MDJS,” said the National Society of Transport and Logistics, adding that the same applies for all the employees of the company.
The Court of Auditors, “which regularly checks the implementation of these recommendations… has noted the full compliance of the MDJS with the court’s recommendations.”
