“Countries must urgently step up their use of financial intelligence. By turning off the money tap, we can cut off the blood supply of terrorism”- FATF President @ElisadeAnda at the No Money For Terror press conference this morning with Minister @joergkukies #NoMoneyForTerror pic.twitter.com/L54zYRXigD Read More
“Countries must urgently step up their use of financial intelligence. By turning off the money tap, we can cut off the blood supply of terrorism” – FATF President @ElisadeAnda at the No Money For Terror press conference this morning with Minister @joergkukies #NoMoneyForTerror
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