The UK, alongside the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, has endorsed UK-led measures to strengthen international action against fraud and online scams. At the Five Country Ministerial in Sydney, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and her counterparts approved enhanced collaboration between governments, law enforcement, and industry to tackle cross-border fraud. New initiatives include faster intelligence-sharing to identify multinational fraud operations and coordinated actions to disrupt criminal activities. The UK also supports the INTERPOL Global Fraud Taskforce, which will map organized networks and support international operations. Earlier this year, the government allocated £250 million through its Fraud Strategy to bolster law enforcement and victim support. Partners emphasized the need for improved public-private sector cooperation to address vulnerabilities exploited by criminals.
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