The Grand Hotel Djibloho successfully hosts the national seminar on criminal justice and anti-money laundering.

From July 21 to 25, 2025, the Grand Hotel Djibloho hosted a workshop organized by the National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF), aimed at key players in the country's criminal justice system. The event took place on the premises of the Grand Hotel Djibloho.

The event was opened by the Minister of Finance and Budget of Equatorial Guinea, Iván Bakale Ebe Molina, who reaffirmed the government's commitment to prevent money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (ML/TF) as part of its national roadmap.

For five days, judges, prosecutors, lawyers, police officers, and investigators participated in training sessions aimed at strengthening their technical capacities, improving inter-institutional coordination, and ensuring a more effective response to financial crimes. The Director General of ANIF urged participants to take an active role in the practical application of the knowledge they acquired. For his part, the Attorney General of the Republic, Anatolio Nzang Nguema Mangue, emphasized the importance of implementing sustained and coordinated measures throughout the judicial system.

The seminar concluded on July 25 with a family photo that brought together all the participants, marking the close of a week of intensive work in one of Djibloho's main institutional spaces.