Illicit financial flows continue to deprive African countries of billions in public resources each year—undermining development, equity and trust in public institutions. Weak procurement controls, opaque ownership structures and limited cross-border cooperation remain key enablers.

This webinar will explore how strengthened PFM systems, enhanced procurement transparency and data-driven oversight can disrupt illicit financial flows and financial crime. Participants will examine how beneficial ownership frameworks, digital tools and coordinated enforcement can close critical leakages. The session will reinforce the Accountant-General’s role as a frontline defender of public resources and a key actor in national and regional anti-IFF strategies.

Key Focus Areas

• Mapping IFF risks across the PFM and procurement cycle
• Beneficial ownership and transparency reforms
• Cross-border enforcement and cooperation
• Leveraging data analytics to detect financial crime
• Strengthening institutional accountability

Who Should Attend

• Accountants General
• Anti-Corruption Agencies
• Procurement Authorities
• Central Bank Officials and Financial Intelligence Units
• Development and Governance Partners

REGISTRATION:

Join us to explore actionable strategies for closing illicit financial flow leakages, strengthening procurement transparency, and protecting public resources across Africa.

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📅Date: 28th August 2026

🕘Time: 14:30 – 16:30 CAT

📍Platform: Microsoft Teams

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For more information, contact info@aaag.africa or visit www.aaag.africa