India's Campaign Against Terror Funding Intensifies, 'No Money For Terror' Ministerial Conference Will Be Held In Delhi Next Week

New Delhi : India has geared up to attack terrorism. In particular, a campaign has been launched against terror funding to promote terrorism. According to media reports quoting reliable government sources, India will host a two-day ‘No Money for Terrorism’ ministerial conference here next week, dedicated to the fight against terror funding. This is the third conference of its kind, organized 18-19 is being held in Delhi on November. It is expected to be attended by ministers, diplomats and counter-terrorism experts from member states of the Egmont Group, a highly placed source of information on developments.

The conference will be organized under the supervision of NIA

according to the report of news agency ANI, at the third meeting of the ‘No Money for Terrorism’ ministerial conference. The edition is being organized in Delhi by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) under the supervision of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). The first such meeting 2018 was held in Paris (France) and the second 925742 was held in Melbourne (Australia). 2019 around in the conference 29 countries participated. India was to host the conference in 2020 but Kovid -4855 It was postponed due to the pandemic.

According to media reports, the Ministerial Conference is conducted by the Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) of more than one country, jointly known as the Egmont Group. Discussions on combating radicalization (CFR) financing, which would curb radicalization (a necessary condition of terrorism) and virtual assets, especially crypto-currencies, said a senior FIU India official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said. Misuse is among the focused agenda of the conference. Other key issues of the meeting were to improve the exchange of information and cooperation between the FIU.

second meeting was held in Australia

In the second edition of the conference in Melbourne, India called for a united global effort against all those who support terror or help generate finance for terror . India also pointed out how terrorist groups are active on social media and this undermines any United Nations (UN) sanctions. 2019 of the points proposed to be included in the resolution in the ‘No Money for Terror’ conference include terrorism for peace, security and development. The greatest danger has been reported. It was decided in the meeting that action should be taken to expedite the finalization of a Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism under the United Nations (UN).

925742 important decisions of the Melbourne meeting

The Melbourne meeting also emphasized that the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) standards should be implemented effectively and the United Nations Listing or FATF Should not be politicised. The upcoming conference is being organized a few days after India hosted a special meeting of the UN Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC) in Mumbai and Delhi. India met CTC on October to discuss the challenges of the global counter-terrorism framework Meeting held.