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SEACOP VI, port cooperation - FIAP

SEACOP VI, port cooperation

After more than 10 years of articulating transnational efforts to control illicit maritime trafficking, the European Union is funding the sixth phase of this port cooperation project.

The aim of the project is to support the fight against illicit maritime trafficking and associated criminal networks, in a manner consistent with human rights, in the target countries and regions, in order to mitigate the negative impact on security, public health and socio-economic development.

While cocaine accounts for the bulk of illicit transatlantic trafficking and will therefore remain the priority of the project, SEACOP VI will also work on other illicit trafficking, especially the illicit trafficking of hardwoods.

Contribución del proyecto a los ODS

Project data

Sector

Security, pace & development

Countries

Date

Start - 01/11/2023
End - 31/10/2026

Total budget

6.000.000 €

Financer

Unión Europea

We work with

Ministerio del Interior: Policía Nacional

DGDDI (Direction générale des douanes et droits indirects, Francia), DCSD (Direction de la Coopération de sécurité et de défense), FRONTEX (European border and coast guard agency), MAOC (N) (entro de Análisis y Operaciones Marítimas en materia de Narcotráfico, Portugal), Policia Judiciaria do Portugal, NCA (National Crime agency, UK).

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