The Project "Police Cooperation: Fight against organized crime, focusing on illicit drug trafficking and prevention of terrorism DET ILECUs II" was initiated by the European Commission, at the beginning of February 2010. Beneficiary countries of the project were Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo under UN Resolution 1244, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey. Project was jointly managed by Germany and Austria (Federal Offices for Criminalistics BKA). International partners are Interpol, Europol, Eurojust, the SECI Center, OLAF, RCC, Slovenia, Croatia and France.
The main objective is the fight against organized crime, with a focus on financial crime and illegal drug trafficking, and the prevention of terrorism in order to harmonize regional mechanisms with EU standards and best practices.
Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of BiH gave its full support to the activities that were carried out both at the regional and national level. In Bosnia and Herzegovina were held eight seminars, which included aspects of money laundering and financial crime, the role of undercover investigators, the fight against corruption, strengthening IT components. At the seminars were attended representatives of all the police agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
During the conference, director Selimovic held bilateral meetings with the police directors of Croatia, Macedonia and Montenegro.