Nicolas Sarkozy detained, Abdul Rahim Ali revealed the scandal in 2016

The former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is under investigation by the French judicial police over the suspected illegal financing of his campaign for the 2007 presidential election, French media reported on Tuesday.

The French newspaper Le Monde said: “For the first time, Nicolas Sarkozy has been questioned in this case since the opening of a judicial investigation in April 2013, indicating that the detention of Sarkozy under investigation could last 48 hours.”

The case has been opened in Paris since 2013 to investigate the payment of funds for Sarkozy’s campaign by people associated with the regime of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.

“There are new evidence about this funding may lead to a great crisis for Sarkozy” The French newspaper said.

The former president has denied accusations, but one of the closest aide for Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, who was an eyewitness to the operations behind closed doors, confirmed that the financing of his country for the presidential campaign in France, was through businessmen close to Sarkozy.

From his side, Sarkozy said these accusations were “retaliatory steps” by members of the former Libyan regime who were angry for leading a military intervention that ended Gaddafi’s rule.

Taqi al-Din said he handed over the money directly to Sarkozy’s interior ministry at the time, noting that he was carrying a bag containing nearly two million euros with 200 and 500 euro notes. He also added Abdullah al-Sunoussi, the head of Qadhafi’s intelligence, gave him the money.

Abdul Rahim Ali reveals the relationship between Qatar and Sarkozy

Abdul Rahim Ali the chairman and editor os Albawaba news, revealed in a televised interview with esteem announcer Khaled Salah, the details of the scandal of French “total” Oil Company…. The Libyan National Oil Group has sold all its concessions in all Libyan fields, to the French company in exchange for 140 million euros per Year.

Ali was pointing out that Qatar intervened as an intermediary to buy a share of Libyan oil to the United States of America because of its close relationship with America in the region, as well as the hostility between Gaddafi and the United States of America.

He pointed out that Qatar had already intervened through Prince Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, a friend of the former French President Sarkozy, and he began negotiating the purchase of a stake in French Total. When Colonel Gaddafi knows, the negotiations reached a “zero” Between France and Libya in 2010.

Abdul Rahim Ali was the first to disclose the lousy affair between Sarkozy and Doha, after the demise of Gaddafi.