Seaport Cooperation Project (SEACOP III)

Following phases I and II, FIIAPP is leading phase III of this project financed by the European Commission over two years. The overall objective is to support the fight against illicit maritime trafficking and international criminal networks in some West and Southern African countries, in addition to Latin America and the Caribbean.

This component will be based on and consolidate the results of the previous phases, and aims to achieve effective orientation of suspicious vessels; a unified maritime intelligence system in the region; and better intelligence information on cocaine trafficking to Europe and the U.S.; an increase in drug seizures in the region, which will also act as a deterrent to future criminals, and an increase in local police.

 

  • Project data

  • Countries

    Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Benin, Cape Verde, Dominican Rep., Gambia, Ghana, Grenada, Guinea-Bissau, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Lucia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo, Trinidad and Tobago, Saint Kitts and Nevis.

  • Sector

    Seguridad

  • Total budget

    3.000.000€

  • Financer

    Comisión Europea

  • Collaborating Spanish institution

    Ministerio del Interior

  • Date

    Start - Cooperation: fight against illicit maritime trafficking
    End - Cooperation: fight against illicit maritime trafficking

  • Partners

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02/02/2015 Seaport Cooperation Project (SEACOP III) Following phases I and II, FIIAPP is leading phase III of this project financed by the European Commission over two years The overall objective is to support the fight against illicit maritime trafficking and international criminal networks in some... Icono de flecha hacia la derecha
FIIAPP Interviews: SEACOP project specialists
07/06/2019 FIIAPP Interviews: SEACOP project specialists SEACOP project specialists tell us what this project consists of and what it has... Icono de flecha hacia la derecha
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07/01/2021 “SEACOP has created the bridges necessary to carry out future operations to fight drug trafficking” Alberto Morales, the chief inspector with the National Police and key expert with SEACOP, the port cooperation project, tells us about the progress made in the four phases of the European cooperation project, which is about to... Icono de flecha hacia la derecha
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