GUYANA-Guyana wants specialist forensic auditors training for the region - Caribbean Times

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GUYANA-Guyana wants specialist forensic auditors training for the region - Caribbean Times

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC – Guyana, in a meeting with a delegation from the Europe-Latin America Programme of Assistance against Transnational Organised Crime (EL PACCTO), highlights the significant potential benefits that the Caribbean region can reap from specialist forensic auditors and expert training in the investigation of financial crimes to track the money and proceeds of […]

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