Poland’s Ministry of Finance reported that the General Inspector of Financial Information (GIIF), Jarosław Żółtowski, met on 22 October with representatives of the Authority for Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AMLA) to exchange experience and deepen cooperation within the European anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing framework, including a presentation of the practical operation of Poland’s financial intelligence unit (PJAF). The meeting formed part of AMLA’s first phase of building its organisational structures and cooperation mechanisms with national FIUs under the EU AML package. Discussions covered the PJAF’s structure and activities and GIIF’s current work, examples of operational and strategic analyses and FIU-to-FIU cooperation, AMLA’s work on an implementing technical standard on suspicious transaction reporting and transmission of transaction register data to FIUs, early FIU peer reviews and potential PJAF participation in a pilot review, the scope of joint operational analyses under AMLA’s aegis, and the role of the PJAF national delegate within AMLA’s structures.