Democrat Emmanuel Cleaver submitted a draft resolution condemning the UAE's failure to counter money-laundering activities run by Iranian companies, including US sanctions on Tehran, days after a French investigation revealed the UAE's involvement in money laundering.

The draft resolution urges Abu Dhabi to end the activities associated with these companies and deal with any deficiencies in its anti-money laundering laws.

He argues that current laws are insufficient to deter the activities of fraudulent companies, and the draft resolution was referred to the House Foreign Affairs Committee for discussion.

France's Channel 2 aired Tuesday a cash investigation into drug money laundering, which uncovers money laundering of millions of euros from France's cannabis trade, worth an estimated one billion euros ($ 1.1 billion) a year, which ends in Dubai.

The investigation reveals that drug money is transferred in cash from France to Morocco and Belgium and ends in Dubai, where it is placed in various UAE banks, to be entered into the international banking system in the form of investments or regular transfers.

The French Channel 2 investigation proved that a network of companies operating in Dubai and the UAE colluded in laundering dirty money from drug smuggling and dealt with embarrassingly with the emperors of the world's death trade, and that the UAE authorities, which have a law to combat money laundering and money laundering, turn a blind eye to their activities. Suspicious companies.