THE REGIME RECYCLES ECONOMIC CRIMINALS WITHIN DELTA SYNERGY. LE RÉGIME RECYCLE LES CRIMINELS ÉCONOMIQUES DANS DELTA SYNERGIE

Aït Ben Ali Mohamed


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The Newsletter La Lettre du Continent informs us that Aït Ben Ali Mohamed, a Moroccan close to the Bongos, who was director of the Gabonese branch of the Moroccan group Satram before being incarcerated for embezzlement and released in October 2018; has found employment with Soco-BTP, a company of the Delta-Synergy group belonging to the Bongos.

Soco-BTP's shareholders include BGFIBank, whose representative on the Board of Directors was Brice Laccruche Alihanga.

The regime really does not care about the Gabonese people.





Version française

La Lettre du Continent nous informe du fait que Aït Ben Ali Mohamed, ce Marocain proche des Bongo, qui fut directeur de l'antenne gabonaise du groupe marocain Satram avant d’être incarcéré pour malversation puis libéré en octobre 2018 ; ait rebondit du côté de Soco-BTP, une entreprise du groupe Delta-Synergie appartenant aux Bongo.

Soco-BTP compte parmi ses actionnaires la BGFIBank dont le représentant au conseil d'administration de Soco-BTP fut Brice Laccruche Alihanga.

Le régime se moque vraiment du peuple Gabonais.

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