Dialog Committee for the Corrupt
Member of the Parliament and head of the Parliamentarians Anti-Corruption Organization, Sakhr Ahmad al-Wajeeh, said that many MPs” are not trained enough on questioning the ministers over issues so they lose useful information and facts.
Al-Wajeeh said there are 26 questions over corruption that the government had not answer although the Parliament summoned the ministers for questioning nine months ago.
Al-Wajeeh said in a symposium on corruption held on Wednesday in Al-Afif Culture House in Sana’a, which the official media did not cover as usual, that “there is corruption inside the Parliament where, he said, transparency disappeared and obligatory laws are not respected.
‘There corruption files in the Parliament which some bodies do not want to be discussed,” said al-Wajeeh, but he did not name those bodies.
One of the attendants suggested that the word “corruption” should be changed into destruction because, he said, the word “corruption id not annoying anymore.
Attendants also suggested forming a committee to make dialogue with corrupts as the committee of dialogue with militants.
Thats a good idea.
