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EU: Council of the European Union: Political and Security Committee (PSC): Standing Committee on operational cooperation on internal security (COSI) - Summary of discussions held on 2 October 2012

12 November 2012

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Covers:
- Organised Crime in the Western Balkans
- Strengthening ties between CSDP and FSJ - Implementation of the Road Map
- Tackling cyber threats in EU internal and external security
- And Sahel and Libya.

Various bodies are referred to: CMPD (which is the EEAS's Crisis Management Planning Department), Joint Expert Panels (JEPs) and the "Informal CSDP/FSJ Core Team".

See: Document 15584/1/12 (pdf)

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