Agreement for EU Police officers to patrol Albanian-Greek border enters in effect

01/05/2019 22:24

The borders between Albania and Greece will be patrolled by the European officers of the Border and Coastline Agency.

The agreement between Tirana and Brussels has entered in effect on May 1^st.

From this day, European police officers will be placed in some of Albania’s borders with Greece.

Albania is the first country outside the EU that has signed such a document.

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