European Parliament approves Eurojust accounts for 2024
10 Sep 2026Effective: 29 Apr 202625 views
Who is affected:
European institutions and Member States; indirect impact on citizens and companies
Summary
The European Parliament has approved the accounts of Eurojust, the EU's criminal judicial cooperation agency, for 2024. This officially closes the budgetary year of said agency.
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Decision (EU) 2026/1656 approves the closure of Eurojust accounts (EU Agency for Criminal Judicial Cooperation) for the 2024 financial year, in accordance with the approval procedure for budgetary management of European institutions and agencies. This procedure implies that the European Parliament has verified and acce…
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