Abu Dhabi: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MoFAIC) held a virtual workshop with European Union officials on April 5-6, discussing the importance of a multi-agency approach to parallel investigations.
The sessions explored ways to employ Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) intelligence to disrupt and dismantle illicit networks. The sessions also addressed cooperation among relevant institutional participants on the domestic and international levels.
Key law enforcement entities across the UAE benefited from the skills and knowledge exchange, including the Ministry of Interior and the Public Prosecution.
The workshops focused on the importance of knowledge and discussed building a standardised and comprehensive understanding of criminality and the individuals involved in organised crime across the country, in addition to the interconnectedness of international organised crime networks.
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Dubai: The positive momentum in Dubai’s economic recovery continued gain traction in March with gains in output and new orders according to the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index.
The Dubai non-oil economy saw a surge in input price inflation at the end of the opening quarter of the year, driven by mounting input shortages, restocking efforts by companies and an intensification of global supply delays.
“Global supply difficulties washed up on Dubai s shores in March, as the reduction in input availability led to the sharpest rise in prices for 28 months. This will constrain profit margins as competitive pressures and efforts to aid the recovery in demand led firms to lower output charges,” said David Owen, Economist at IHS Markit.