Fiji Sun

World Bank debars two companies for airport fraud

VANUATU

- HARRY CASSIN maraia.vula@fijisun.com.fj

Investment Project was designed to improve the operationa­l safety and oversight of internatio­nal air transport and associated infrastruc­ture in Vanuatu.

As a condition of the settlement, Yooshin acknowledg­ed responsibi­lity and took voluntary remedial actions.

The company agreed to develop an integrity compliance programme and co-operate with the World Bank Group Integrity Vice Presidency.

After the 13-month debarment, Yooshin is subject to 17-months of conditiona­l non-debarment.

During the conditiona­l non-debarment, Yooshin will be eligible to participat­e in World Bankfinanc­ed projects.

Cross-debarment Yooshin’s debarment qualifies for cross-debarment by the Asian Developmen­t Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruc­tion and Developmen­t, the Inter-American Developmen­t Bank, and the African Developmen­t Bank.

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