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Dacic attends meeting on police cooperation in Southeast Europe
Belgrade/Ljubljana,
28 February 2011
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic attended today in Ljubljana the fifth meeting of the Committee of Ministers of countries signatories of the Convention on Police Cooperation in Southeast Europe.
Dacic spoke about visa liberalisation as the most important topic of the meeting, the Ministry stated.
As part of the conference, Dacic and Moldovan Minister of the Interior Alexei Roibu signed an Agreement on readmission between the governments of the two countries.
Also, Dacic and Macedonian Interior Minister Gordana Jankuloska signed a Protocol between the two ministries on the implementation of mixed patrols along the joint border, as well as a Protocol on the establishment and the functioning of a joint contact centre for police cooperation.
A Memorandum of understanding regarding the project of joint investigative teams in the fight against human trafficking was also signed today. This project is funded by the European Commission and implemented by the interior ministries of Slovenia and Bulgaria, while the beneficiary countries include Serbia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro and Romania, the statement added.
As part of the conference, Dacic and Moldovan Minister of the Interior Alexei Roibu signed an Agreement on readmission between the governments of the two countries.
Also, Dacic and Macedonian Interior Minister Gordana Jankuloska signed a Protocol between the two ministries on the implementation of mixed patrols along the joint border, as well as a Protocol on the establishment and the functioning of a joint contact centre for police cooperation.
A Memorandum of understanding regarding the project of joint investigative teams in the fight against human trafficking was also signed today. This project is funded by the European Commission and implemented by the interior ministries of Slovenia and Bulgaria, while the beneficiary countries include Serbia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro and Romania, the statement added.
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