Title: Indonesia Joins Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to Combat Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
Indonesia Becomes the Latest FATF Member
Jakarta - The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has welcomed Indonesia as its newest member, marking a significant milestone in the country’s ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes and protect the global financial system’s integrity.
FATF: Global Organization against Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
- FATF is a global intergovernmental organization
- Committed to setting international standards for anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF)
- Signifies Indonesia’s dedication to adopting best practices and commitment to AML/CTF initiatives
Benefits of FATF Membership
- Access to the latest information and resources on AML/CTF
- Contribute to the development and implementation of FATF’s standards
- International cooperation and coordination in preventing financial crimes
- Periodic peer reviews and mutual evaluations to improve AML/CTF framework and performance
Indonesia and UNODC Collaboration
- Crucial factor in Indonesia’s fight against financial crimes
- UNODC provides technical assistance and capacity building
- Facilitates dialogue and cooperation among stakeholders
- Advocates for emerging priorities such as virtual assets and asset recovery
Strengthening Indonesia’s Efforts: UNODC’s Role
- Acknowledges support and contributions of donors and partners
- Essential to collaboration between UNODC and Indonesia
Global Threats of Financial Crimes
- Money laundering, terrorism financing, and proliferation financing
- Allows other criminal activities to flourish, such as corruption, drug trafficking, human trafficking, and tax evasion
- Undermines democracy, human rights, and trust in the financial system
A Global Commitment to Prevent Financial Crimes
- Indonesia joins a global community committed to preventing financial crimes
- Collaboration between Indonesia, UNODC, and international partners is a vital front in the battle against financial crimes.
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