In a move that feels straight out of an action-packed blockbuster, the Chinese mainland has launched its new campaign, "Sky Net 2025," aimed at tracking down corruption fugitives and recovering illicit funds. 🚀 This initiative marks another step in the ongoing global effort to tighten international anti-graft cooperation and combat cross-border corruption.
During a high-profile meeting of the office for fugitive repatriation and asset recovery under the Central Anti-Corruption Coordination Group, officials detailed the plan. The National Commission of Supervision will spearhead efforts to reclaim illegal proceeds from duty-related crimes, while the People’s Bank of China teams up with the Ministry of Public Security to target illicit funds transferred abroad through offshore companies or underground banking systems. It’s like watching a real-life superhero team-up against financial crime! 🔍
Building on the success of the previous "Sky Net 2024" campaign—where 1,597 fugitives were repatriated and over 18.28 billion yuan in illicit assets recovered—this new drive sets even higher expectations. With a renewed focus and strategic coordination on an international scale, the Chinese mainland is clearly committed to safeguarding public trust and ensuring financial transparency. 🌐
Stay tuned as the story unfolds, bringing more updates on how this bold campaign reshapes the fight against corruption on a global stage.
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cgtn.com
