OIL FOR FOOD
January 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
ALL proceeds, frozen assets and transfers from the defunct UN Oil for Food programme have been "properly and transparently accounted for" by its successor, the US-dominated Development Fund for Iraq, according to a KPMG audit, ordered by the International Advisory and Monitoring Board for Iraq.
ALL proceeds, frozen assets and transfers from the defunct UN Oil for Food programme have been "properly and transparently accounted for" by its successor, the US-dominated Development Fund for Iraq, according to a KPMG audit, ordered by the International Advisory and Monitoring Board for Iraq.
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