The EU funds a global tracking system for illegal conventional weapons (iTrace VI)
17 Mar 2026Effective: 16 Mar 202689 views
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Security agencies, defence sector and international institutions
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The EU Council approves financial support for the iTrace programme to track illicit conventional weapons worldwide and reduce their illegal trafficking.
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Council Decision CFSP 2026/612 of 16 March 2026 authorises an EU financial contribution to the iTrace VI mechanism, a global information system on illicit conventional weapons and their ammunition. The main objective is to reduce the diversion and illegal transfer of conventional armaments in conflict zones and unstabl…
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CELEX:32026D0612: Decisión (PESC) 2026/612 del Consejo, de 16 de marzo de 2026, en apoyo de un mecanismo mundial para la información sobre armas convencionales ilícitas y sus municiones, a fin de reducir el riesgo de su desvío y transferencia ilegal («iTrace VI»)
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