THE EPPO AND EU LAW: A STEP FORWARD IN INTEGRATION”
10th April 2025 CLOSING CONFERENCEAbout
10th April 2025 – Closing conference
Edificio U6 – Aula Magna
About
The EPPO protecting european taxpayers’money from criminals
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|9:00 - 10:30|
EPPO: current developments
Participants: Serena Crespi; Petr Klement (online); Pietro Suchan; Benedetta Ubertazzi; Sofia Mazza; Giulia Varisco.
|10:30 - 10:45|
Presentation by “LIBERA: Associazioni, Nomi e Numeri contro le mafie”
Participants: Don Giorgio De Checchi; Leonardo Ferrante; Wisal Tayebi; Beatrice Pellegrino
|10:45 - 11:30|
STEPPO VR
Partecipano: Fabrizia Bemer; Veronica Carbone; Iman Khodri; Luca Pieri; Marta Ramat.
|11:30-12:00| pausa
ESPANSIONE DELLE COMPETENZE EPPO
|12:00-12:30|
Tax and VAT
Participants: Arturo Iadecola; Gabriele Liberatore; Benedetta Minucci; Mattia Rossi
|12:30-13:00|
Environment
Participants: Carlo Ruga Riva; Samuel Bolis; Esther Muniz Espada (online)
|13:00-13:30|
Circumvention of Sanctions
Participants: Andrzej Jakubowski; Amélie Rodrigues (online); Lorenzo Salazar
|13:30-14:30| Lunch Break
|14:30-15:00 |
Anti-money laundering and EPPO
Participants: Cesare Montagna; Giuseppe Mancini
|15:00-15:30 |
CyberIntelligence, EPPO and Data Protection
Participants: Giordana Ambrosino; Marco Bacini; Alessio Vergnano; Corrado Giustozzi; Col. Marco Menegazzo; Guido Scorza.
|15:30-15:45| Coffee break
|15:45-17:00 |
Participants: Delfina Boni; Veronica Carbone
Q&A session with: Padre Maurizio Patriciello
|17:00-17:15 |
EPPO Role Play to simulate financial investigations
Participants: Fabrizia Bemer, Francesca Fragassi

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