Minsk to host international meeting of financial crime enforcement agencies
The plenary meeting of Eurasian Group to counteract money laundering and terrorist financing will begin in Belarusian capital Minsk on May 21.
Expected to attend are representatives from some 30 countries, including Eurasian Group member states - Belarus, India, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tadjikistan and others as well as foreign experts, members of international organizations and observer countries, reports State Control Committee of Belarus.
The Eurasian Group to counteract money laundering and terrorist financing has operated since 2004. It unites nine member states; 14 countries enojy the status of observers. There are also 18 international organizations and law-enforcement agencies represented as guests.
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