The Executive Director of the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL), Detlef Schröder met with the heads of the other Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) EU Agencies in Vilnius on November 23rd.
Initial part of the discussions opened by Věra Jourová, Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality were dedicated to gender related aspects in the areas of work of the JHA agencies. Heads of JHA Agencies also discussed Cooperation in the implementation of the European Agenda on Migration and the European Agenda on Security, evaluated their actions in 2018 while sharing initial plans for the following year.
CEPOL’s Executive Directive had a chance to present to his counterparts both Agency’s feedback on interoperability of Learning Management Systems as well as outcomes of (EU-STNA) EU-Strategic Training Needs Assessment.
First report on EU Strategic Training Needs Assessment prepared by CEPOL, which has also been discussed at the Council of the EU today, underlines capability gaps relating to information exchange and transnational cooperation, while also pointing out cross-cutting training thematic categories.
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