On 15 February 2017, the headquarters of the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of B&H hosted a meeting of the Counter-Terrorism Task Force, attended by police attaché of the Republic of France in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Eric Emeraux, with his assistant.
Deputy Director of the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of B&H, Mile Jurić, greeted participants of the meeting and pointed out readiness of the Directorate to keep providing support to the Counter-Terorism Task Force activities, whose headquarters is at the Directorate.
Head of the Counter-Terrorism Task Force, prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office Dubravko Čampara, informed police attaché of the Republic of France in B&H about the scope of work of the Task Force as well as about its future scheduled activities. He also presented the most significant cases of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H in which, due to the timely and efficient information exchange through the Task Force, certain persons are going to be prosecuted on the basis of the collected evidences.
Police attaché of the Republic of France Mr. Emeraux expressed his satisfaction regarding the implemented activities of the Task Force, and offered full support to its future activities, expressing his readiness for the improvement of their joint cooperation. He also emphasised a sustained and timely information exchange as one of the main prerequisites for effective fight against terrorism, as well as an effective cooperation of national and international law enforcement agencies.