4.12 Programme Office in Dushanbe
From left to right: Tuula Yrjölä, Head of the OSCE Programme
Office in Dushanbe; Umarzoda Ikrom, Deputy Interior
Minister of Tajikistan; and Rasa Ostrauskaite, OSCE Coordinator of Activities to Address Transnational Threats,
speaking at the OSCE regional meeting of Heads of Law
From 19 to 21 November, the Office, in close co-operation
with TNTD/ATU and UNODC, organized a three-day
foundation course in Dushanbe on suppressing the financing
of terrorism, bringing together 20 representatives from the
Prosecution Office, the Financial Monitoring Department
under the National Bank of Tajikistan (FMD/NBT), the MoI
and the SNSC. Three international experts from UNODC,
the Federal Service for Financial Monitoring of the Russian
Federation (ROSFINMONITORING) and from the Western
Union taught the trainees how to effectively detect and
interdict money flows to terrorists through money wiring
systems, including through "Hawala" (a traditional system of
transferring money used in Arab countries and South Asia).
They also introduced them to international, national and
regional threats in this field. As part of this capacity-building
course, the Office purchased and donated office equipment
(computers, tables and chairs, electronic board, projector and
project screen) to the FMD/NBT to support the Department’s
efforts in establishing a National Training Centre on AML/
CFT.
Enforcement Departments in Central Asia. Dushanbe,
Tajikistan, 24 July 2018 (OSCE/Farhod Nabiyulloev)
representatives of the MoI, Tajikistan’s Drug Control Agency
(DCA) and the State National Security Committee (SNSC),
gave a joint presentation on countering illicit drugs, received
with due attention by the conference participants.
Programme Office in Dushanbe – Police-Related Activities in 2018
9
Training
Total
28
19
Information
Exchange / Institution
and Capacity-Building
ACTIVITIES ON:
General Police Development and Reform 89%
Threats posed by Criminal Activity 11%
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