About Us

About Us

In an important step to combat organized crime and money laundering, this modern platform was launched in Yemen as a platform issued by the ptocyemen Center for Specialized Research and Studies. This platform aims to enhance efforts to combat organized crime and money laundering in Yemen, which pose a serious threat to security and stability in Yemen and the region.

What distinguishes the platform:

  • Data collection: The platform allows data collection from various sources, including government institutions, banks and exchange companies, which helps to identify suspicious activities more effectively.
  • Data analysis: Advanced technologies are used to analyze the collected data, which helps to identify and track patterns of organized crime and money laundering.
  • Communication and coordination: The platform facilitates communication and coordination between various parties concerned with combating these crimes at the local and international levels, which helps to improve the efficiency of investigations and prosecutions.


The platform aspires to:
Increase the effectiveness of combating organized crime and money laundering: which contributes to reducing their risks to the economy, security and stability in Yemen and the region. The platform helps to enhance confidence in the financial system and pursue organized crime in Yemen.


Finally:
The platform for tracking organized crimes and money laundering in Yemen represents an important step in combating these serious crimes based on the studies, research, information and data that the platform obtains and shares with its partners led by the PTOC YEMEN Center.

Executive leadership of the center and the platform

Ali Mohammed Ahmed
Executive Director

Mahmoud Taher
Officer of the platform for tracking organized crimes

Riyadh Abdullah Saleh
Money Laundering Auditor

Yasser Saleh Ahmed
Maritime Security and Crisis Management Advisor

Brigadier General Dr. Mohammad Naji
Security Affairs Policy Supervisor

Wael Salem Abdul Latif
Combating Drugs and Crime