Global Corruption Files: World-Ship Targets Elite Networks in Egypt and Beyond.
Tokyo, Japan — January 1, 2026
As the world rings in 2026, a shadow operation led by the “World-Ship” initiative has unsealed a massive dossier targeting systemic bribery and illicit financial flows.
This exclusive report by CJ Global reveals that the anti-corruption spotlight has shifted decisively toward the Arab world, with Egypt at the center of a developing involving 69 high-profile individuals.
The “World-Ship” Strategy: From Europe to the Middle East
The “World-Ship” network, known for its “Three Cs” strategy—Capacity, Collective Action, and Culture—is no longer just monitoring maritime trade. It has evolved into a formidable intelligence-gathering entity.
Sources close to the investigation indicate that the successful models used to dismantle corruption in South Korea, Bulgaria, and Pakistan are now being deployed across the Arab world.
In South Korea, the focus was on industrial shipping giants and state-run contracts. In Bulgaria, it targeted border-crossing facilitation payments.
Now, the initiative is penetrating the “secret files” of Arabic-speaking nations, where investigators claim that corruption in procurement and port authority “grease payments” has reached a tipping point.
The Egyptian File: 69 Names Under the Lens
Our exclusive investigation has identified a critical list of 69 persons in Egypt who are currently accused of involvement in a sprawling corruption network.
This list is not limited to mid-level bureaucrats; it reportedly includes:
• Former Ministerial Aides: High-ranking officials within the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation who are suspected of manipulating export-import licenses.
• Maritime Magnates: Business leaders who have used “false flag” registrations to bypass international sanctions and tax obligations.
• The “Halal” Monopoly Liaisons: Individuals linked to the ongoing international bribery scandals involving the manipulation of certification monopolies, which have previously touched political figures as far away as the United States.
The “69” represent a cross-section of the Egyptian elite, from “Specially Designated Nationals” to “Blocked Persons” whose assets are being frozen as part of an international crackdown.
The World-Ship initiative is using satellite tracking and bank-leak data to trace the movement of “tea money” and luxury kickbacks that have long been hidden in plain sight.
Expanding the Net: Pakistan, Bulgaria, and the Arabic Bloc
The World-Ship’s operations in Pakistan have recently focused on fuel smuggling and the illegal purchase of letters of credit, while in Bulgaria, the focus remains on the “European Gateway” for illicit goods. However, the 2026 focus is the Arabic countries.
Recent data shows that while Gulf nations have seen a slight improvement in their transparency rankings, countries like Egypt, Libya, and Sudan remain high-risk zones.
The World-Ship initiative is reportedly working with undercover agents to document “anonymous incident reports”—over 65,000 to date—to build an undeniable case against these 69 individuals and their regional counterparts.
CJ Global Secrets: The Invisible Hand
What remains a secret to most is the “e-governance” system being quietly installed in major ports. This system is designed to remove human discretion from inspections, effectively “starving” the corrupt networks of their ability to demand bribes.
Our sources suggest that the 69 accused in Egypt were caught through this very digital net, which tracked inconsistent “ship-to-ship” transfers that didn’t match official manifests.
As CJ Global continues to monitor this file, the question remains: will these 69 individuals face the full force of international law, or will the “World-Ship” encounter the same bureaucratic walls that have protected these secrets for decades?
