The EU authorises Frontex to operate in Bosnia and Herzegovina for border management
11 Mar 2026Effective: 05 Mar 202679 views
Who is affected:
Transport and logistics companies with routes through the Balkans, migration and security sector
Summary
The EU Council approves an agreement allowing the Frontex agency to carry out border control operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It strengthens migration cooperation in the Balkans.
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The EU Council formalises through this Decision the operational agreement between Frontex and Bosnia and Herzegovina, enabling the deployment of European officers and technical resources on Bosnian territory for border management. These agreements are key to the EU's strategy of externalising migration control in the W…
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