The ESAAMLG Mutual Evaluation Report highlights that Eritrea lacks an operational Financial Intelligence Unit, effective supervision of financial institutions and DNFBPs, and coordinated AML/CFT policies, leaving the country unable to effectively detect, investigate, or prosecute ML/TF. It also notes critical deficiencies in risk assessment, customer due diligence, targeted financial sanctions, and international cooperation, resulting in minimal asset recovery and weak implementation of preventive measures.
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