SEESAC

Fi****ms Focal Points play a critical role in disrupting illicit arms flows. Strengthening their analytical capabilities leads to more coordinated investigations, faster intelligence-sharing, and more effective cross-border responses.

In March, SEESAC delivered a two-day advanced analytical training for Fi****ms Focal Points from the Western Balkans, Republic of Moldova, and Ukraine.

Participants enhanced their ability to turn data into actionable intelligence that directly supports fi****ms trafficking investigations, including:

👉 identifying crime patterns and trends
👉 mapping criminal networks
👉 reconstructing key events

The workshop translated into strong practical results, with participants successfully applying new analytical approaches through scenario-based exercises.

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AVMP data for 2025 shows that handguns remain the most commonly used fi****ms in , with 73% of reported weapons in illegal possession.

Learn more in AVMP's yearly infographic in the link in bio 🔗

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