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The Anti-Deception Coordination Centre (ADCC) of the Commercial Crime Bureau (CCB), in collaboration with INTERPOL, co-hosted the “Anti-Scam Centre Initiative Workshop” from February 24 to 27 which provided forward-looking strategies and practical insights for regions seeking to develop their own anti-scam centres. 16 representatives from law enforcement and government agencies of Cambodia, Laos, and the Philippines participated.
The ADCC, during the thematic sharing sessions, shared practical experience and best practices in establishing and operating anti-scam centres, and also explored innovative and effective anti-scam strategies with the representatives from the regions. Chief Superintendent of the CCB Wong Chun-yue emphasised in his speech that global law enforcement agencies had to enhance cooperation continuously to tackle cross-border scams which are becoming rampant and evolving scam tactics.
Representatives from the regions mentioned that the workshop offered valuable insights and practical solutions for establishing anti-scam centres and strengthening collaboration with financial and community partners in intercepting payment to fraudsters and preventing scams.
As a member of the cross-border anti-scam cooperation platform FRONTIER+, the ADCC will continue to leverage its extensive internal and external connections, promote regional anti-scam exchange and collaboration, broaden cross-border intelligence sharing and law enforcement collaboration network, enhance the capabilities against cross-border scams.
