Illicit Financial Flows: Out of Africa into the wild

The High Level Panel on Illicit Financial Flows from Africa estimates that at least $30 billion to $60 billion a year escape taxation in Africa – money that could be invested in education, healthcare or sanitation.

Instead it is gulped by the vastly complex international finance system. An area Luxembourg plays a prominent role in. Considering the financial know-how at hand, can one hence infer that Luxembourg could just as well become a driving force for international tax justice, preventing developing countries’ tax money from disappearing into “the wild”?

Round table discussion with:

• Otieno Michael Oloo Tax Justice Network – Africa
• Franz Fayot Chambre des Députés
• Keith O‘Donnell ATOZ Tax Advisers
• Mike Mathias Gréng Stëftung
• Rainer Falk Informationsbrief Weltwirtschaft & Entwicklung

Moderated by: François Aulner radio 100,7 Discussion in English / free entrance

Organised by:
Cercle de Coopération

in collaboration with Gréng Stëftung and etika

The event is co-financed by the European Union.
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