Sla.. Zineb Al-Amari, the ex-wife of Mehdi Hijawi, has been remanded to the local prison in Al-Arajate in a serious fraud case involving a sum of nearly 12 million dirhams, with real estate developer Abdelatif Haji as the victim.
According to file details, Zineb Al-Amari faces serious charges, including complicity in fraud, abuse of influence, assisting someone to evade justice, forgery and its use, and falsifying documents issued by a public administration. She is also accused of obtaining administrative documents unlawfully by providing false information, acts that directly undermine public trust and pose a serious threat to legal security and economic transactions.
The case suggests that the incidents are not isolated instances or occasional errors but rather complex fraudulent methods that involved document manipulation and the exploitation of connections and influence, illustrating the severity of the acts committed and the extent of the resulting damages, both for the victim and regarding the credibility of public administration.
It is noteworthy that she had been under investigation free from custody since the case erupted, before the prosecution decided, following an in-depth investigation and the advancement of proceedings, to place her under provisional detention. This step reflects the firmness and independence of the Moroccan judiciary and its commitment to linking responsibility with accountability regardless of names or backgrounds.
Observers believe this judicial decision sends a clear message that Moroccan justice does not tolerate fraud, forgery, or abuse of influence and prioritizes the protection of rights and the preservation of public trust above all considerations, reinforcing the sense of legal security and establishing the rule of law.
