See the full text: Salzburg Forum Ministerial Conference Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia, 11–12 November 2014 (pdf): Including: "Enhancing police cooperation of Salzburg Forum members in the form of police chief meetings "The Ministers took note
See the full text: Salzburg Forum Ministerial Conference Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia, 11–12 November 2014 (pdf): Including:
“Enhancing police cooperation of Salzburg Forum members in the form of police chief meetings
“The Ministers took note of the proposal to organize regular meetings of Salzburg Forum Chiefs of Police, in order to establish a close link between politics and operational police work. The Ministers agreed that a strong link and close interaction between the political/strategic and the operational police level is necessary to
create an added value in the area of public security and to further enhance the cooperation in the framework of the Salzburg Forum…The Ministers welcomed Austria’s willingness to organize the first meeting of the Salzburg Forum Chiefs of Police in the first half of 2015, under the Austrian Presidency of the Salzburg Forum.”
The Salzburg Forum, based on an Austrian initiative taken in 2000, is a platform for multilateral dialogue and cooperation on issues of internal security. Its member states are Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.