A delegation from Syria’s Central Authority for Control and Inspection, led by Amer al-Ali, visited Qatar’s Public Prosecution on September 21, 2026, to engage in discussions focused on combating financial crimes and enhancing legal frameworks. During the visit, the Syrian delegation received comprehensive briefings on the jurisdiction, responsibilities, and initiatives of Qatar’s Economic Crimes and Money Laundering Prosecution. The presentation detailed the prosecution’s active role in investigating corruption and prosecuting financial offenses.
Additionally, the delegation was informed about the Criminal Studies Institute, which plays a key role in legal education and professional training for Qatar’s national legal personnel. The visit aimed to foster cooperation, facilitate the exchange of expertise, and provide specialized presentations to enhance legal and oversight capabilities between the two countries.
At the conclusion of the meetings, the Syrian officials praised Qatar’s Public Prosecution for its significant contributions toward advancing legal frameworks and strengthening oversight mechanisms. Both parties expressed their commitment to deepening cooperation and sharing information in the fields of law enforcement and oversight. They emphasized the importance of reinforcing mechanisms to combat corruption and money laundering, as well as the need to continue developing the legal infrastructure to support these efforts.
This visit is part of ongoing efforts by Syria and Qatar to collaborate on enhancing legal systems and implementing effective measures against economic crime within their respective jurisdictions.