KABUL improves and provides 50 percent of his debt.
Khalil Ferozi, former Kabul Bank chief executive, was imprisoned in June 2018 following money laundering and embezzlement allegations against him.
He must pay $137 million he embezzled and $59 million he earned from the embezzled money.
Ferozi was released from prison and moved home on August 13 but his release drew criticism from some figures including the US envoy to Afghanistan.
Jamshid Rasouli, Attorney General . . .
