RA Prosecutor General`s Office organizes training in investigation of  financial crimes, with Ukrainian, Moldovan law-enfoprcers`  participation  

ArmInfo.  A regional training course on "Financial Investigations Related to Financial  Crimes" has kicked off at the Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia.   Around 20 representatives from law enforcement agencies in Armenia,  Ukraine, and Moldova participated in the course.

According to the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office of  Armenia, the four-day regional training course is being conducted by  the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL) as  part of the "Training and Practical Cooperation in the Fight against  Organized Crime" program.

Prosecutors, investigators, and police officers are participating in  the course.

The aim of the course is to strengthen the capacity of law  enforcement agencies and develop cooperation in financial  investigations related to financial crimes and fraud.

Deputy Prosecutor General of Armenia Yeghiazar Avagyan emphasized  that detecting financial crimes requires knowledge, practical skills,  and consistent cooperation with partner countries. Avagyan emphasized  the importance of such trainings, noting that they contribute to the  development of professional skills among law enforcement officials  and the strengthening of professional cooperation.

The four-day course will focus on methods and tools for obtaining  financial evidence during preliminary investigations, as well as the  collection and analysis of financial data, taking into account the  specifics and priorities of individual countries.