The 11th Session of the Conference of the States Parties to the UN Convention against Corruption is being held in Doha, Qatar, from December 15-19, with the participation of representatives from dozens of countries, international organizations, and NGOs.
On December 16, a series of thematic discussions were organized by StAR (Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative).
The morning panel sessions focused on the transparency of data regarding the recovery and return of stolen assets, human rights, as well as asset management and issues related to crypto-assets. The speakers emphasized the necessity of ensuring data transparency in the processes of stolen asset recovery and return.
These panel discussions were attended by Karen Zadoyan, President of the Armenian Lawyers’ Association, General Secretary of the CSO Anti-Corruption Coalition of Armenia, and member of the Anti-Corruption Policy Council of Armenia, and Marat Atovmyan, Vice-President of the ALA and expert of the CSO Anti-Corruption Coalition of Armenia.
The sessions were organized under the general theme “Shaping Tomorrow’s Integrity” and were supported by the Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative (founded by the UNODC and the World Bank) and other prestigious organizations.
The conference will continue its work through December 19.