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EU to Remove UAE and Gibraltar From Money Laundering ‘Grey’ List

The UAE has been removed from the European Commission's updated list of "high-risk third countries" for money laundering and terrorist financing.
The European Commission also removed Gibraltar, Barbados, Jamaica, Panama, the Philippines, Senegal, and Uganda from this list.
Ahmed bin Ali Al Sayegh stated that this decision shows the UAE's commitment to combating financial crime.
The EU added Lebanon and nine other jurisdictions to the list of countries under extra monitoring for money laundering controls.

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