Some very exciting news out of the Task Force conference:
Chaikou Yaya Diallo of the Guinea government, announces that he wants to convene a summit of African ministers to discuss the issue of illicit financial flows and the devastating ramifications they have on developing countries.
This is how progress happens.
Anyway, now we’re eagerly looking forward to Senator Carl Levin’s address at 7:15pm EDT.
Tags: Guinea, Illicit Financial Flows
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