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EU: Documents from the Council on Promoting Synergies between the EU Civil and Military Capability Development, the European Defence Agency, the fight against terrorism, and Joint Africa-EU Strategy

01 January 2011

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EU: Council of the European Union:

- Promoting Synergies between the EU Civil and Military Capability Development – Way ahead (pdf): "Strategic and tactical transportation, Logistic support, Communications and Information systems, Medical support, Security and Force protection, Use of space capabilities, Unmanned Vehicles, Warehousing and Centralised support systems, Sharing information and intelligence, Training, Exercises, Interconnecting the civilian and military capability development processes"

- European Defence Agency - Draft Council Guidelines for the Agency's Work in 2011 (pdf)

- Judicial dimension of the fight against terrorism - Follow-up to the CTC recommendations for action (pdf):

"Special investigation techniques and terrorist financing: Work to improve mutual awareness of good practices and draw up model agreements, and then establish a common judicial framework for certain investigative techniques such as the use of undercover agents and informers, or online searches, and spell out the rules to be observed in the case of surveillance and undercover operations that continue across borders"

- 3rd Africa-EU Summit - Joint Africa-EU Strategy - Action Plan 2011-2013 (99 pages, pdf)

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