Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece agree to share security information

Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece agree to share security information

SARAJEVO - Anadolu Agency

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Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece have signed an agreement to allow real-time information-sharing in law enforcement.
 
The agreement for the new Police and Customs Cooperation Joint Contact Center was signed during Turkish Interior Minister Sebahattin Öztürk’s official visit to Bulgaria’s capital, Sofia, May 25.

“We will always be in cooperation with Bulgaria and Greece,” said Öztürk at a tripartite session with Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Alternate Minister for Citizens’ Protection Yiannis Panousis.

The center aims to allow real-time information sharing between the border police, immigration, customs and law enforcement units of the three countries.
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