“This new role will enable India to contribute to ARIN-AP’s decision-making and administrative responsibilities, furthering its mission to combat economic crimes and support asset recovery at a global scale,” it said in a statement.
ARIN-AP is dedicated to tackling crime in Asia-Pacific region.PIC/X
India will assume the presidency of the Asset Recovery Interagency Network-Asia Pacific (ARIN-AP), a multi-agency network dedicated to tackling and recovery of the proceeds of crime and a member of the global Camden Asset Recovery Inter-Agency Network (CARIN) Network, in 2026 as it has been included in its steering committee, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) said Wednesday.
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“This new role will enable India to contribute to ARIN-AP’s decision-making and administrative responsibilities, furthering its mission to combat economic crimes and support asset recovery at a global scale,” it said in a statement.
The ED added that India will assume the presidency of the network and host the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in 2026, in a “significant recognition” of the country’s contributions to ARIN-AP. ARIN-AP was established to facilitate cross-border collaboration on asset tracing, freezing, and confiscation and it includes 28 member jurisdictions and nine observers.
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