The anti-terror agency has invited Union Home Minister Amit Shah to attend the event as a Chief Guest, and the Minister is learnt to have given his consent for his presence in the inaugural session of the conference.
Nigerian Interior Minister, Rauf Aregbesola on Saturday expressed his gratitude to India for its commitment to counter-terrorism and emphasised to focus on issues to build on how to use several financial intelligence units and stop the flow of money to terrorists.
The conference recognised the leading role played by UN Security Council Resolutions in countering the threat from terrorism and its financing, through implementing sanctions against global terrorist entities, as well as assessing the implementation of these Resolutions by UN member state
While cross-border support is behind terrorist attacks, Jaishankar said the irony is that any response by authorities to terrorism stops at their geographical borders because that is where jurisdiction ends. "These limitations play to the benefits of the terrorist groups."
In his remarks at the closing session of 'No Money For Terror' conference here, the Home Minister said India is committed to working with all countries to combat terror financing in all its forms under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The veiled reference comes as India has been vociferously telling the world about Pakistan's use of terrorism as state policy, at several world forums. Asides from this, New Delhi has been asking the world for greater scrutiny of Pakistan's actions in breeding terrorism.
Speaking at the concluding session of the 3rd 'No Money for Terror' Ministerial Conference on Counter-Terrorism Financing, Shah said," I believe that terrorism stands in the way of democracy, human rights, economic development, and world peace."
Jaishankar said The 'No Money for Terror' platform aims to broad base the Big Fight against Terror Financing. "When it comes to terrorism, we will never look away, we will never compromise and we will never give up on our quest to ensure justice," he said.
During his visit to Delhi, French Minister for Digital Transition and Telecommunications applauded India's technology and India's UPI payment method. France and India are great scientific nations that have collaborated for ages in the Space domain, Mathematics and in Technology more gener
On the margins of the 'No Money for Terror' conference on Friday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah raised issues of attack on minorities and temples in Bangladesh during a bilateral discussion with his Bangladeshi counterpart, Asaduzzaman Khan, sources said.
In his opening address at the third 'No money for Terror,' the Union Home Minister said "Terrorism is, undoubtedly, the most serious threat to global peace and security, but, the financing of terrorism is more dangerous than terrorism itself because the 'Means and Methods' of terrorism ar