European Union and Western Balkan officials discussed cooperation on migration, asylum and border management at a November 5–6 forum in Budva, Montenegro. Their joint statement called for closer work with EU agencies including Frontex and Europol to counter migrant smuggling and human trafficking.
In the justice session, officials also discussed investigating corruption. The EU urged its partners to strengthen anti-corruption policies, including legal protections for whistleblowers. [evidence-1]
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