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SECI Center is an operational regional organization bringing together police and customs authorities from 13 member countries in Southeast Europe. |
| SECI Center is delivering valuable support to the national customs and law enforcement agencies by offering a trusty environment for information sharing, knowledge development, joint planning and common action in the field of trans-border crime.(learn more) |
A drug transport was under surveillance of police forces from three countries, Turkey, Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, with SECI Center support.
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Bucharest, July 1st The attendees of the Romanian National College of Internal Affairs met the SECI Center representatives, at the organization’s headquarters and discussed about the international cooperation in the field of law enforcement.
(more)Container Security Training
BUCHAREST, June 10th – The SECI Center Container Security Task Force, in cooperation with its strategic partner in the Customs field - the Netherlands Tax-Customs Administration, organized for a group of 26 well selected Customs experts from the 13 member states, a two-day study visit (9-10 June) combined with intensive training in the Rotterdam Mega Port, one of the biggest in Europe and the entire world, covering a perimeter of more than 45 kilometers with 11 million containers per year. |
Countering Drug Trafficking Seminar
BUCHAREST, May 18th – The SECI Center hosts this week a training seminar, organized by the U.S. Embassy in Bucharest and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, attended by Romanian Police officers. A team of DEA Special Agents, based at the (DEA) Office of International Training in Quantico, Virginia will provide instruction on a number of subjects including Undercover Operations, Surveillance and other relevant topics. (more) |
52 persons detained in 4 countries during Operation “TARA”
Joint Investigation Supported by the SECI Center BUCHAREST, April 3rd – Operation “Tara” targeted an international organized group that was illegally transporting people to the European Union countries. The police forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Austria simultaneously initiated the action early morning, on the 1st of April, detaining 52 persons.
According to the investigative team findings, the organized group was charging up to 1500 Euro per person. (more) |
