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From:
ROSSIDES Giorgos (CAB-AVRAMOPOULOS)
Sent:
Friday 16 October 2015 15:08
To:
(HOME)
Cc:
(HOME)
Subject:
RE: Meeting report EOS
Thanks
, this is fine – I made a few cosmetic changes.
Please go ahead and circulate.
Best,
Giorgos
Meeting of 15 October between Diane Schmitt, Head of Cabinet for Commissioner
Avramopoulos, and representatives and members of the European Organisation for Security
(EOS), led by EOS President of the Board of Directors Santiago Roura and EOS CEO Luigi Rebuffi.
Also present: Polykarpos Adamides (CAB), Giorgos Rossides (CAB),
(HOME),
(HOME).
EOS presented its plans to launch two European Flagship Programmes, on cybersecurity and on
integrated border management. On border management, EOS outlined potential contributions
of EOS members to current challenges in the field of migration. This includes a technology
package for deployment in emergency situations that could provide technical assistance for, e.g.,
surveillance, search and rescue, and registration of persons. EOS also mentioned previous
projects completed with EU co-funding, such as the Perseus project on maritime security. On
cybersecurity, EOS informed the Cabinet that meetings with Commissioner Oettinger and his
team had taken place.
D. Schmitt provided an update on recent developments in the field of migration policy, with a
focus on the new Communication on managing the refugee crisis adopted the previous day and
the increased emergency funding. She highlighted that, while needs may differ at national level,
there are some common elements across several Member States, such as the creation of
hotspots and the border management approach, which might benefit from the same types of
technical solutions. She suggested further meetings at services level to follow up when the EOS
projects mature further.
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From:
(HOME)
Sent: Friday, October 16, 2015 2:46 PM
To: ROSSIDES Giorgos (CAB-AVRAMOPOULOS)
Cc:
(HOME)
Subject: Meeting report EOS
Dear Giorgos,
Sorry, I thought you literally wanted two sentences. Here goes:
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Meeting of 15 October between Diane Schmitt, Head of Cabinet for Commissioner
Avramopoulos, and representatives and members of the European Organisation for Security
(EOS), led by EOS President of the Board of Directors Santiago Roura and EOS CEO Luigi Rebuffi.
Also present: Polykarpos Adamides (CAB), Giorgios Rossides (CAB),
(HOME),
(HOME).
EOS presented its plans to launch two European Flagship Programmes, on cybersecurity and on
integrated border management. On border management, EOS outlined potential contributions
of EOS members to current challenges in the field of migration. This includes a technology
package for deployment in emergency situations that could provide technical assistance for, e.g.,
surveillance, search and rescue, and registration of persons. EOS also mentioned previous
projects completed with EU co-funding, such as the Perseus project on maritime security. On
cybersecurity, EOS informed the Cabinet that meetings with Commissioner Oettinger and his
team had taken place. D. Schmitt provided an update on recent developments in the field of
migration policy, with a focus on the new Communication on managing the refugee crisis
adopted the previous day and the increased emergency funding. She highlighted that, while
needs may differ at national level, there are some common elements across several Member
States, such as the creation of hotspots and the border management approach, which might
benefit from the same types of technical solutions. She suggested further meetings at service
level to follow up when the EOS projects mature further.
Would that fit the bill?
Best regards
Fight against Cybercrime
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European Commission
DG Migration and Home Affairs
Unit D2 - Fight against organised crime
What we do
: http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/home-affairs/what-we-do/policies/organized-
crime-and-human-trafficking/cybercrime/index_en.htm The views expressed in this e-mail are my own and may not be interpreted
as stating an official position of the European Commission.
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