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EU: Eurojust and Frontex sign Memorandum of Understanding

18 December 2013

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"The purpose of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Eurojust and Frontex is to “define, encourage and improve cooperation” between Eurojust and Frontex in order to “support the fight against serious cross-border crime, such as smuggling and trafficking in human beings”. Both Eurojust and Frontex will establish a contact point to coordinate cooperation between the two organisations."

See the full text: Eurojust and Frontex sign Memorandum of Understanding (link)

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