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Ministerial Conference on Combating Terrorism in the Danube Region

The Ministers responsible for Home Affairs and authorised representatives of the respective Ministries of the Danube Region countries, took part in the Ministerial Conference on Combating Terrorism in the Danube Region on 21 and 22 January 2016 in Sofia, Bulgaria. PA 11 partners and stakeholders – Europol, the Danube Strategy Point, SELEC, Hanns Seidel Foundation, Konrad Adenauer Foundation – were also attending the event.

Ministers agreed that in order to achieve efficiency in countering terrorism, the cooperation in the areas of prevention, border security, critical infrastructure protection from terrorist acts and information exchange should be intensified. They also shared the view that the common preventive capacity of the Danube Region should be strengthened through coordination of the national prevention strategies, regular exchange of experience and best practices and joint specialised training of experts where possible. To this end, the Ministers tasked their experts to consult further and propose specific common initiatives on countering terrorism in the Danube Region.

 



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