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Saudi Arabia, Bahrain agree on joint efforts to combat predicate crime

December 20, 2024
Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Mujib and his Bahrain counterpart Dr. Ali Al Buainain sign the agreement.
Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Mujib and his Bahrain counterpart Dr. Ali Al Buainain sign the agreement.

Saudi Gazette report

RIYADH —
Saudi Arabia's Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Mujib and his Bahrain counterpart Dr. Ali Al Buainain have signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at enhancing joint efforts to combat predicate crimes, such as terrorism, terror financing, and money laundering.

The agreement focuses on exchanging information and expertise, conducting joint research, and organizing training programs to tackle emerging challenges. It also includes provisions for mutual visits to foster deeper dialogue and collaboration.

Both parties emphasized the significance of cooperative efforts in developing innovative strategies to combat crime, contributing to regional security and stability.

This memorandum underscores Saudi Public Prosecution's dedication to strengthening ties with Arab counterparts and expanding judicial collaboration to ensure efficient justice and address the evolving challenges of organized crime, terrorism, and money laundering.


December 20, 2024
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