Regional engagement
Connecting the Centre’s work with professionals and institutions across Central Asia.
Advisory board · Central Asia
Shukhrat Sattarov
Central Asia Advisory Board Member
Connecting AML/CFT education with the law enforcement realities of Central Asia.
Shukhrat brings experience in law enforcement cooperation, counter-terrorism, organised crime and training for public institutions to the Centre’s Central Asia perspective.
Regional understanding.
Background
Law enforcement cooperation across Central Asia.
Shukhrat Sattarov is an international security and law enforcement cooperation professional and a member of AML Certification Centre’s advisory board for Central Asia. For more than 25 years he has worked with government institutions, international organisations and development programmes, mainly in Central Asia.
His expertise covers counter-terrorism, organised crime, cybersecurity, open-source intelligence (OSINT), strategic analysis and institutional capacity building. Much of his work has been with national authorities: coordinating international projects and developing and delivering training for law enforcement and other public institutions.
- Professional focus
- International security & law enforcement cooperationCentral Asia, 25+ years
- Education
- Master’s · International JournalismBachelor’s degrees in Law and Journalism
Advisory perspective
A law enforcement perspective on AML/CFT.
Advisory input shaped by international programmes and long work with national authorities in Central Asia.
Institutional partnerships
Bringing experience of cooperation with national authorities and international programmes to the Centre’s partnerships.
Training for public institutions
Contributing experience in designing and delivering training for law enforcement to the Centre’s AML/CFT education.
Selected professional experience
Across international organisations and programmes.
International organisations
OSCE and JICA
Work with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe and the Japan International Cooperation Agency.
EU-funded programmes
EU-ACT and LEICA
EU Action Against Organised Crime and Terrorism, and Law Enforcement in Central Asia.
Development programmes
USAID-supported projects
Projects supported by the United States Agency for International Development.
Connect with the Centre
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learning question.
For questions about the Centre’s work in Central Asia, institutional learning or training for public institutions.