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Comorian notaries train to combat money laundering

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Comorian notaries train to combat money launderingIllustrative image · Pavel Danilyuk · Pexels · Licence Pexels

The National Chamber of Notaries of the Comoros organised training on 31 October focused on detecting suspicious funds and combating money laundering. The initiative comes ahead of training courses planned for Réunion and Mayotte, Comores Infos reports.

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