Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud bin Abdullah Al-Mojeb said that the working papers and presentations of applications submitted by the Arab Attorneys-General, heads of Arab public prosecution agencies, and members of the prosecution, through the activities of the 2nd annual meeting of the Association of Arab Attorneys-General, confirm that the advanced level of prosecution agencies in member States, together with their partners from international organizations and regional counterparts, have a firm desire to keep abreast of developments and effective results in legal aid, in a way that enhances the fight against patterns of these crimes. This came during the conclusion of the 2nd annual meeting of the Association of Arab Attorneys-General, today in Jeddah, under the title "Financial Fraud Cases and Cyber Security and Their Relationship to Transnational Organized Crimes." Al-Mojeb said: "I was pleased with what I saw in the meeting's agenda, in terms of pioneering contributions and distinguished experiences that everyone contributed, to ensure the justice integration, through the exchange of expertise and experiences, and knowledge of technical and administrative practices." The meeting's workshops enhanced the understanding of the participating members of the Public Prosecution bodies, of the modern investigation mechanisms in combating transnational organized crimes, especially financial fraud crimes, and to get acquainted with the international frameworks to combat this type of crime and to create an opportunity for communication between the practicing members of the Public Prosecution and their leadership to share what they have learned during the workshops with their decision makers, which contributes to improving the work mechanisms of Arab prosecution offices, in addition to maximizing the benefit from the international judicial cooperation, encouraging legal dialogue, building capacities and enhancing skills, in line with the objectives of the association.
