EuroMed Justice, a project implemented by EuroJust
EuroMed Justice brings together the most relevant stakeholders in the field of criminal justice, including representatives from the South Partner Countries (SPCs), Eurojust, European Judicial Network, the EU Member States, as well as other relevant EU and international organisations active in the judicial and law enforcement sector. Since January 2024, the EuroMed Justice project has entered in its 6th phase (2024 – 2027).
About the project
EuroMed Justice (EMJ) is a capacity-building project designed to develop a sustainable cross-regional mechanism of judicial cooperation in criminal matters between EU Member States (EU MS), the South Partner Countries (SPCs) – Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine1 and Tunisia – and EU JHA Agencies.
Technical assistance Facility
An instrument created in the EuroMed Justice IV project with the aim of providing SPCs flexible and tailored capacity building in priority areas, based on the identification of needs and gaps by ENI SPCs. It is a demand-driven instrument which falls under the new flexibility and bottom-up approach of EuroMed Justice.
South Partner Countries
ALGERIA
EGYPT
ISRAEL
JORDAN
LEBANON
LIBYA
MOROCCO
PALESTINE*
TUNISIA
European Union Members
BELGIUM
BULGARIA
CYPRUS
FRANCE
GREECE
ITALY
PORTUGAL
ROMANIA
SLOVENIA
SPAIN
SWEDEN
