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QNET calls for intensified action against organised fraud and trafficking in West Africa

The Chief Communications Officer of the QI Group, Ramya Chandrasekaran, has emphasised the growing sophistication of criminal networks exploiting vulnerable communities across West and Central Africa, while reaffirming QNET’s commitment to public education, victim support and strengthened cooperation with law enforcement agencies.
The QI Group executive outlined a series of initiatives undertaken by the company to combat misinformation and protect vulnerable groups, including public awareness campaigns across multiple countries in West Africa.
The workshop convened law enforcement agencies, international partners and private sector stakeholders to strengthen regional coordination against human trafficking, migrant smuggling and cyber-enabled fraud.
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