Kosovo’s Financial Intelligence Unit partners with the Council of Europe to improve crypto crime tracing skills and strengthen regulations on digital currencies.
Kosovo is taking the next step in boosting financial literacy in cryptocurrency as local finance leaders participate in a multiday workshop.
From Sept. 24 to Sept. 26, Kosovo’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) leaders will join the CYBERKOP Action of the Octopus Project — an initiative from the Council of Europe — to hold a workshop on cryptocurrencies and the challenges associated with digital currencies.
According to the Council of Europe, the workshops will unite financial intelligence experts, law enforcement, prosecutors and the Central Bank of Kosovo to strengthen both local skills and knowledge on digital currencies and Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs).
