The EU signs a criminal judicial cooperation agreement with Lebanon through Eurojust
03 Jul 2026Effective: 04 Jun 202627 views
Who is affected:
Judicial and prosecutorial authorities of the EU and Lebanon; citizens investigated in cross-border criminal proceedings
Summary
The European Union formalizes an agreement with Lebanon to collaborate in international criminal investigations through Eurojust. This facilitates the exchange of information and coordination in cross-border criminal cases.
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The EU Council approves the conclusion of the criminal judicial cooperation agreement between Eurojust and the competent authorities of Lebanon, signed on 4 June 2026. This agreement establishes a formal framework for the exchange of information, personal data and mutual assistance in criminal investigations and procee…
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