Islamic Military Coalition Launches Specialized Program to Combat Terrorist Financing in Niger

The advanced program implemented by the Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC) in the field of combating terrorist financing and money laundering opened on Monday in Niamey, the capital of Niger, and will run until 21 November.

 The program comes as part of IMCTC's efforts to strengthen the capacities of Sahel countries and equip national personnel with modern tools and expertise to address financial challenges linked to terrorist activities.

 Participants received the approved training package, along with the guide on combating terrorist financing and money laundering, a specialized publication that includes the latest international standards, indicators of suspicious activities, and a comprehensive overview of national and regional legislation and mechanisms for international cooperation in this field.

 The provision of this guide reflects IMCTC's commitment to supporting the relevant authorities in Niger with practical references that help improve the work environment and enhance their efficiency in addressing financial crime threats.

 IMCTC also affirms its ongoing commitment to supporting member states and strengthening their readiness to confront financial crimes linked to terrorism through advanced training programs, updated knowledge tools, and strategic partnerships with competent authorities.