Guyana is strengthening its approach to anti-money laundering and asset recovery while expanding regional cooperation to tackle transnational organised crime, Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Mohabir Anil Nandlall, SC, says. Speaking at the opening of the 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) (as reported by both outlets), Nandlall highlights efforts to improve the country’s anti-money laundering and asset recovery framework. He argues that asset recovery is a key tool for combating transnational organised crime because it targets the financial gains of criminal activity. The statements also focus on working with regional partners to ensure criminals are stripped of proceeds of crime, rather than only pursuing criminal liability. Both sources describe Guyana’s push to strengthen legal and operational mechanisms that support investigations and enforcement connected to money laundering, and to improve coordination across borders in response to transnational criminal networks.