Albanian Prosecutors and Judicial Police Learn Money Laundering Investigation Techniques from French Experts
Three-day Seminar Held at General Prosecution Office
Albanian prosecutors and judicial police officers gathered for a three-day seminar at the General Prosecution Office to discuss the latest techniques for investigating money laundering. The training was led by experts from TRACFIN, the special office for the fight against financial crime of the Republic of France.
Insights and Expertise Shared by French Experts
- Mr. Jean-Baptiste Carpentier, Director of TRACFIN
- Mr. Letocart, French magistrate
Importance of Strengthening Cooperation and Training
- Heads of Albanian public institutions
- French Ambassador, Mr. Bernard Fitoussi
Commitment to Combating Organized Crime and Corruption
- Gilbert Galanxhi, Director of the Cabinet at the General Prosecution Office
- “Follow the money” is our motto
Albania’s Ongoing Efforts to Combat Corruption and Money Laundering
- French Ambassador, Mr. Bernard Fitoussi
- No country is immune from these issues
Role of Police in Joint Investigations
- Haki Çako, General Director, State Police
- Growing cooperation to combat money laundering and corruption
Challenges and Issues in Money Laundering Cases
- Genti Gazheli, General Director, Directorate for the Prevention of Money Laundering
- Increasing number of cases requiring thorough investigation
Last Module of a Training Cycle
- Bilateral technical cooperation between the French Embassy and Albanian institutions
- Launched in 2013
The three-day training aimed to give Albanian magistrates a vision of the procedures for investigating money laundering developed in France. This marked the last module of a training cycle on combating money laundering, which was launched in 2013 as part of the bilateral technical cooperation between the French Embassy and Albanian institutions.