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The Nation (Pakistan )·2 min read·medium

PACA trains judges on money laundering investigations

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PACA trains judges on money laundering investigations
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The Pakistan Anti-Corruption Academy (PACA) recently held its fourth orientation session for Islamabad's district judiciary to improve the handling of money laundering investigations. The program emphasized the importance of inter-agency coordination and the effective application of the Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2010.

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Strengthening judicial capacity in financial crime is a key step in improving economic stability and public accountability in Pakistan.

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ISLAMABAD: Justice Muhammad Azam Khan, Judge of the Islamabad High Court, Deputy Chairman NAB Sohail Nasir and PGA Ihtesham Qadir Shah distribute certificates to the judges of Islamabad judiciary on completion of 4th orientation session on AML at PACA.

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