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QNET joins EOCO, INTERPOL regional workshop to strengthen cross-border action against human trafficking and fraud

The workshop aims to strengthen cross-border cooperation among law enforcement agencies, prosecutors and private sector partners across West and Central Africa in response to evolving forms of human trafficking and associated fraud.” Chief Communications Officer of the QI Group, Ramya Chandrasekeran thanked all partners and institutions working tirelessly to combat all forms of cross-border crimes: “Our collaboration with EOCO has shown us the value of sustained public-private cooperation.
Under the EOCO–QNET MoU and ongoing collaboration, the partners have worked to: • support investigations into criminal networks misusing the QNET brand; • strengthen information sharing between stakeholders; and • raise public awareness to help protect citizens from fraud and human trafficking.
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