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Counterterror & Police Cooperation in the EU

Counterterror & Police Cooperation in the EU

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About this Event

01 Feb 2006

Counterterror & Police Cooperation in the EU

About the Speech:

Max Peter-Ratzel, Director of Europol, and Nacie Rice, Assistant Commissioner for Crime & Security (Garda Siochana), discussed counterterror and police cooperation at a meeting of the Institute\'s Justice Group.

This seminar was particularly timely, as this month the European Commission adopted a proposal that information on terrorism from Member States’ intelligence services should be transmitted to Europol and exchanged between Member States. Also this month, at an informal meeting in Vienna, EU Justice Ministers discussed whether or not the remit of Europol should be expanded to allow it to function as a European investigative authority with police powers.

Click here to download the powerpoint presentation of Max-Peter Ratzel (Director of Europol).

About the Speakers:

Max Peter-Ratzel 16 April 2005 Director of Europol, The Hague 2000-2005  Head of Organised and General Crime Department  German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), Wiesbaden 1998-2000  Head of the Cabinet Office, Section Chief BKA Directorate 1995-1998  Head of International Cooperation Unit, BKA (with advisory functions to the BKA Directorate)
 

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