Tri-National Collaboration: Addressing Migrant Trafficking and Organized Crime

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Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia have made remarkable strides in tackling the challenges posed by migrant trafficking and international organized crime. In a trilateral conference held in Ancona, Italy on July 10, the three nations came together to forge a path of collaboration and joint action. This blog post explores the outcomes of the conference, highlighting the importance of shared accountability, safeguarding borders, and addressing the underlying causes of migration.

The trilateral conference emphasized the necessity of shared responsibility among European Union (EU) partners in addressing the issues of migrant trafficking and organized crime. Recognizing the interconnected nature of these challenges, Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia demonstrated a commitment to work closely together, pooling their resources and expertise to combat these complex issues.