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Palestinian judges, prosecutors attend cybercrime and anti-money laundering training in Türkiye

The program, hosted by Türkiye's Justice Academy, aims to strengthen judicial training and the exchange of experience between Türkiye and Palestine, Anadolu Agency reported.

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

A group of Palestinian judges and prosecutors is attending an international training program in Türkiye focused on cybercrime and anti-money laundering, according to Anadolu Agency.

The program is hosted by the Justice Academy of Türkiye and aims to strengthen judicial training while fostering the exchange of experience between Turkish and Palestinian legal professionals, the report said.

The training reflects ongoing judicial cooperation between Türkiye and Palestine, with cybercrime and financial crime enforcement representing increasingly important areas of focus for judiciaries worldwide amid the growth of digital transactions and online criminal activity.

Anadolu Agency's report did not specify the number of participants involved, the duration of the program, or additional details about the curriculum covered during the training.

Judicial training exchanges of this kind are often part of broader bilateral cooperation agreements between countries aimed at building institutional capacity in specialized areas of law enforcement.

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