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EU: Border externalisation: European Parliament gives green light to Frontex operations in Serbia and Montenegro

Topic
Frontex Borders
Country/Region
Serbia Montenegro EU

18 May 2020

The European Parliament has voted to approve two agreements allowing Frontex operations outside the EU: one between the EU and Serbia, and the other between the EU and Montenegro.

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See: EU-Serbia status agreement on actions carried out by the European Border and Coast Guard Agency in Serbia and EU-Montenegro status agreement on actions carried out by the European Border and Coast Guard Agency in Montenegro (European Parliament, links)

Background: Border externalisation: Agreements on Frontex operations in Serbia and Montenegro heading for parliamentary approval (Statewatch News, 11 March 2020)

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