Poland-Ukraine Cooperation Against Crime: Enhanced Security for Citizens
Poland and Ukraine are strengthening their cooperation in combating crime, aiming to increase citizen safety on both sides of the border. The new agreement will enable law enforcement to more effectively prosecute criminals and prevent offenses, especially in the context of increased migration, without additional costs to the state budget.
Key points
Polish and Ukrainian services will more effectively combat all types of crimes and selected misdemeanors, aiming to improve public safety.
New cooperation methods, such as the exchange of liaison officers and covert controlled delivery, will streamline the prosecution of criminals and crime detection.
The agreement includes personal data protection for citizens in line with EU regulations and does not impose additional costs on the state budget.
Status:
In Progress
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