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EU High Representative: Letter to Minister for Foreign Affairs

12 December 2015

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"Dear Colleagues, Ahead of our discussion at the Foreign Affairs Council on 14 December, I want to report on the work already done to set in place a coherent and effective EU external action to counter-terrorism (CT), and to suggest some priorities for further common engagement."

As usual there is the involvement of EU Justice and Home Affairs agencies acting externally in an operational capacity:

"the internal/external nexus: strengthening operational cooperation between the EU Member States and partner countries, mobilising more the JHA agencies (CEPOL, EUROPOL, FRONTEX, EUROJUST), including by posting of liaison officers/magistrates, and JHA tools, supporting the work of INTERPOL in the region to increase connectivity and the feeding and use of INTERPOL databases."

See the full text: EU High Representative: Letter to Minister for Foreign Affairs (pdf)

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