The INTERPOL Americas Regional Conference adopted two recommendations to improve regional action against illicit financial flows and complex transnational organized crime. The measures call for stronger cooperation among law enforcement agencies, financial intelligence and crime units, asset recovery offices and judicial authorities, alongside better information sharing to map criminal networks and their financial flows. The recommendations also promote wider use of INTERPOL tools, including the Global Rapid Intervention of Payments stop payment mechanism and Silver Notices to trace, freeze and recover criminal proceeds. Countries were also encouraged to use the INTERPOL Operational Task Force Model to support intelligence led policing. About 80 officials from 27 countries attended the meeting in Guyana.