Technical assistance and training

The EAG provides technical assistance to the states of the region to ensure that their national AML/CFT systems comply with international standards. Besides implementing training programs for FIU experts, law enforcement and supervisory bodies, the Eurasian group coordinates the work of donors and partners in order to improve their performance in the region.

In the field of technical assistance, the EAG is creating a Single Information Space (SIS) to serve as a platform for interactive collaboration among the participating states.

EAG observers play a major role in providing donor assistance to the states of the region.

The International Training and Methodology Centre for Financial Monitoring (ITMCFM), established by the Russian Federal Financial Monitoring Service (Rosfinmonitoring) in 2005, provides resources for comprehensive training and continuing education of personnel in the area of AML/CFT. The main function of the centre is to organize the training of employees of state bodies and private sector institutions.

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    21.05.2012 - 25.05.2012
    EAG Plenary week, Moscow (Russia)
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    24.01.2012
    Kazakhstan's parliament ratified Eurasian Group agreement on combating terrorism financing

    The Senate of the Parliament of Kazakhstan on Wednesday approved ratification the agreement on the Eurasian Group on Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing."

    The agreement has been adopted by Parliament and sent to the President in the form of the law.

    13.12.2011
    Uzbekistan ratifies agreement on combating money laundering

    The Senate of Oliy Majlis (the upper house of the Uzbek parliament) approved the law on "Agreement on the Eurasian group on combating money laundering and financing of terrorism" at the plenary session on Tuesday.

    08.11.2011
    US Treasury official to visit Moscow for talks on curbing crime Deputy Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes in the Department of Treasury of the United States Daniel L. Glaser intends to discuss with colleagues in Moscow next week matters related to combating trans-national crime.
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