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6 Nov 2026
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Commission
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Meeting
OLAF and CEPOL train anti-fraud analysts on digital investigation tools
The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) and the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL) ran training in Budapest on 8-12 June for 27 operational intelligence analysts from 18 EU countries. Sessions covered financial analysis, open-source intelligence, satellite imagery and offline AI tools for investigating fraud affecting the EU’s financial interests.
Importance
Routine
Why it matters
The annual training shares practical investigative techniques with a limited group of anti-fraud and law enforcement analysts.
Institutions
CommissionOLAF
Audience
National authorities
Tags
BudgetHome affairs
Sectors
Public administration, defence, and international organisations
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