Eighth EU–UAE Structural Dialogue on AML/CFT concludes in Abu Dhabi

Mon 26/5/2025
Eighth EU–UAE Structural Dialogue on AML/CFT concludes in Abu Dhabi
The UAE hosted the 8th EU–UAE Structural Dialogue on anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing, co-chaired by Saeed Al Hajeri and the EU side; EU participation included Eurojust, the EPPO and Europol.

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