CRF 2025: Tunisia to Become the Heart of Global Commercial Transparency
The Tunisia will host the Corporate Registers Forum (CRF), the largest international network of business registers, making it the hub of global commercial transparency. The CRF Tunisia 2025 will primarily focus on strengthening the fight against money laundering and promoting better business regulation.
Objective of CRF Tunisia 2025
According to Martin Fidler Jones, Secretary General of the CRF, business registers worldwide face a significant challenge: finding a balance between transparency, security, and respect for privacy. He emphasizes that the information held by each country is essential for detecting suspicious financial flows and preventing illicit activities.
The Role of New Technologies
This edition will also highlight the role of new technologies. Fidler Jones has underscored the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI), which he considers a major lever for detecting and anticipating dubious transactions. AI, according to him, enables the reinforcement of control and analysis capabilities of business registers worldwide.
Why Tunisia?
The choice of Tunisia to host the forum is a recognition of the quality of its dossier and its commitment to transparency. The event will be historic, as it is the first time the CRF will be held in a Maghreb and Francophone country.
CRF Tradition
Faithful to its tradition, the CRF organizes its forum every year in a different country to share best practices and celebrate the diversity of its members. After Botswana in 2015 and Uganda in 2020 (in virtual format), it is now Tunisia's turn to host this global meeting of regulation and innovation.
Conclusion
The CRF Tunisia 2025 is set to be a landmark event, bringing together experts and stakeholders from around the world to discuss the latest developments and challenges in commercial transparency and business regulation. With its rich program and historic setting, the event promises to be a unique opportunity for knowledge sharing, networking, and collaboration.
