تشاد: «التحالف الإسلامي» يبني قدرات مؤهلة لمواجهة تحديات الإرهاب

The Islamic Military Alliance to Combat Terrorism concluded today, Wednesday, in the Chadian capital N'Djamena, the activities of a specialized workshop titled: "Effective Implementation of Security Council Resolutions, United Nations Agreements, and Relevant International Standards," which lasted for two days, as part of the fourth phase of the Sahel States Program.

The closing of the workshop was attended by the Secretary-General of the Islamic Military Alliance to Combat Terrorism, Lieutenant General Pilot Mohammed bin Said Al-Magidi.

The workshop was managed by Consultant Yasser Al-Tayfi, an expert in combating the financing of terrorism and money laundering, and targeted personnel from regulatory authorities, law enforcement agencies, financial institutions, auditors, policymakers, government officials, and compliance officers.

The workshop addressed several key topics, starting with an introduction to the United Nations Security Council resolutions, United Nations agreements and treaties, international standards and best practices, leading to challenges related to implementation and compliance.

The aim of the workshop was to equip participants with the knowledge, tools, and strategies necessary for the effective application of Security Council resolutions, to enhance compliance with international agreements, to align national policies with global standards, and to address challenges related to monitoring and implementation mechanisms, as part of efforts to combat the financing of terrorism and related crimes.

Participants expressed their appreciation for the level of organization and the scientific and practical content of the workshop, affirming their benefit from the discussions and presentations, and its direct impact on improving their job performance, enhancing institutional work tools, and exchanging experiences and expertise among member states.

This workshop is part of a series of programs implemented by the Islamic Military Alliance to Combat Terrorism within the framework of its regional program for the Sahel States (Chad, Niger, Mali, Mauritania, Burkina Faso), as the outcomes of the workshop are expected to contribute to enhancing institutional integration, updating regulatory policies, and building qualified national capacities to address security challenges related to the financing of terrorism, thereby promoting security, stability, and development in the region.